The late country music star‚ Toby Keith‚ famously sang‚ "I Love This Bar." People loved that song‚ and it even inspired the name of a series of restaurants.

If your go-to spatula isn't cutting it anymore for flipping eggs‚ you may be looking for an alternative. Will your angled fish spatula do the trick?

Costco's bakery items are undeniably delicious and the newest cookie offering pairs sweet white chocolate with tart cranberries for a soft‚ buttery delight.

In its first commercial for the event‚ Nerds is using Super Bowl LVIII to launch a brand-new candy. A sweet event of this magnitude needs just the right face.

Incubus (pictured) have announced a summer tour celebrating “Morning View” by performing the ’01 album in its entirety. Support will come Coheed &; Cambria. Five singles‚ including “Wish You Were Here‚” were released from the band’s fourth studio effort. “This album helped propel our little art experiment called ‘Incubus’ into a way of life and here we are today‚ some 23 years later‚ about to introduce a new/next phase of its existence‚” shared frontman Brandon Boyd. The tour will be in conjunction with “Morning View XXIII‚” a newly re-recorded version of “Morning View‚” due May 10th. Incubus ‘Morning View’ 2024 Tour Dates: Aug. 23 – Detroit‚ Mich. @ Little Caesars Arena Aug. 24 – Rosemont‚ Ill. @ Allstate Arena Aug. 27 – Philadelphia‚ Pa. @ Wells Fargo Ctr Aug. 29 – New York‚ N.Y. @ Madison Square Garden Aug. 31 – Boston‚ Mass. @ TD Garden Sept. 3 – Tampa‚ Fla. @ Amalie Arena Sept. 6 – Irving‚ Texas @ The Pavilion Sept. 7 – Austin‚ Texas @ Moody Ctr Sept. 9 – Denver‚ Colo. @ Ball Arena Sept. 12 – San Francisco‚ Calif. @ Chase Ctr Tickets are available through a Citi pre-sale‚ General on-sale will begin this Friday at 10AM local time via livenation.com. The post Incubus Tour Will Celebrate “Morning View” appeared first on RockinTown.

Before becoming former President Donald Trump's defense secretary‚ retired U.S. Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis secretly worked for the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates while the United States was supporting the monarchy in the Saudi-led war on Yemen‚ a Washington Post investigation revealed Tuesday.