Family travel 5: Explore the US on a scenic, educational road trip
Lynn O’Rourke Hayes | (TNS) FamilyTravel.comThe classic road trip remains a popular way to explore. Here are five ways to hit the open road while learning along the way.Colo-Road Trips (Colorado)The Colorado Tourism Office makes it...
A guide to airline companion passes
Joey Robinson | Bankrate.com (TNS)If you often travel with friends or family, scoring a discount for your flight companion can make booking much more affordable. Fortunately, some airline credit cards offer companion passes and...
Why ‘The Apprentice’ is not the Donald Trump film you’re expecting
Director Ali Abbasi was caught off guard when he first read the screenplay for “The Apprentice,” his new movie about the relationship between New York City developer Donald Trump and cutthroat attorney Roy Cohn.“I...
Embrace sweet-spicy tamarind for an extra kick in everything from sauces to cocktails
With a flavor akin to tart citrus, tamarind for centuries has also lent its unique sweet and sour flavor to Mexican and Caribbean cuisine, adding a delightful zing to everything from candy and cocktails to sauces...
Column: The nation’s movie theaters are getting a $2B makeover. Now it’s up to...
In mathematical terms: Owning a movie theater is capitalism plus optimism, plus the ability to ignore last season’s box office returns.Last season, let’s see. That’d be summer.The summer of 2024 was bailed out, more...
In unusual numbers, we’ll be singing and dancing this fall — at least onscreen
Ashley Lee | (TNS) Los Angeles TimesLOS ANGELES — Some of the high notes of the upcoming movie calendar are the many musicals heading to the screen: Warner Bros.’ Joaquin Phoenix-Lady Gaga starrer “Joker:...
The best national parks for seeing spectacular fall foliage this year
Where better to view the changing of the seasons than places where forests are preserved and protected? Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To login in, click...
Rent is eating up a greater share of tenants’ income in almost every state
Arizona and Nevada had the biggest spikes in renters paying 30% or more of their income on housing. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To login in, click...