World-Class Blues
Frank Taylor walks into his restaurant, Seldom Blues, with his cell phone glued to his ear. With a panoramic view of the Detroit River, the fine dining and jazz restaurant...
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Much Ado About Munich
For Thomas G. Jefferson, affectionately called T.J., Munich feels like home. Fluent in German and familiar with the social and cultural intricacies of Bavaria (the southernmost state of Germany, of...
In the News: Tavis Smiley & Cornel West Launch Weekly Radio Show; Verizon’s iPhone Debut Close
Nearly a week after Egyptians reported a country-wide Internet outage, service has been restored, according to the Huffington Post. Social media powerhouses Twitter and Facebook, which have been linked to the rise in the nation’s web-based activism, are now up and running. The Egyptian government, under President Hosni Mubarak’s rule, ordered the cancellation of web service six days ago.
It’s A King Weekend. Here’s What Going On In Your City
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend has transformed from a federal holiday into a collective movement that combines remembrance and service with cultural celebrations in major American cities. Throughout the...
Nike Increases In-Office Work Days To 4, Projects Returning To Office Full Time
Nike has increased the number of days its hybrid workers have to work at a physical location, increasing it from three days to four days starting in January 2024.