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The eight carbon copies of San Francisco's Celia's Mexican restaurant are not owned by a single person or even part of a formal chain or franchise model.
Arnie Prien, who's run the Marina sports bar for more almost half a century with his family, retired and sold the bar to the pair behind Bus Stop.
The normally reclusive In-N-Out heiress called out two bloggers promoting a fake menu item that really annoys employees.
Thousands were forced to cross the Seine River on a single, temporarily gated sidewalk that felt like a Disneyland line from hell.
By: Grant Marek
Who's responsible for the stark white text on blue background error message that Microsoft users abhor is a source of some contention.
A breakdancing emoji was automatically added to the hashtag "breaking" on Friday, creating issues across the platform in tweets about actual "breaking" news.
By: Grant Marek
Tourists looking to ride the metro to and from Olympic events in Paris will be shelling out 4 euros per ride, up from the usual 2.15 euros per trip.
Rain on Tuesday had Paris holding its collective breath that sewage doesn't seep back into the River Seine ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games, which begin Friday.
The former Stanford swimmer said she "never planned" on going. It's why she wasn't in consideration to be Team USA's flag bearer.
By: Grant Marek
More than 200,000 tickets to the River Seine boat parade were given away by Olympics officials, including for one section with no view of the ceremony.
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