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Kavalan Launches Limited Edition Dry Peated Whisky Highball in Japan

in Cigars / Spirits

Award-winning smoky whisky meets refreshing sparkle this Christmas

Greenwing Expands West Coast Vision, Launching Two New Oregon Wines

in Wines / Vines

The Duckhorn Portfolio brand builds on its Columbia Valley Cabernet success with the debut of a Willamette Valley Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio, reinforcing its mission to overdeliver on quality at an accessible price.

The Cinematic Shift in Modern Online Pokies

in Entertainment

Cinematic design has transformed online pokies at Royal Reels into full-blown visual adventures. Discover how movie-style storytelling, music and sound put Aussie players right in the director’s seat.

Americans Shift to 'Deep History' Routes in Turkey and Egypt as Alternatives to Overcrowded Europe

in Adventures

As North American travelers plan their 2026 international trips, a significant shift is emerging in cultural tourism. One Nation Travel, a Princeton-based operator specializing in the Eastern Mediterranean, reports a double-digit increase in demand f

Stars, Stripes and Seaside Spirit: Celebrate America 250 in Myrtle Beach

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Visit Myrtle Beach is gearing up to celebrate a major national milestone as America celebrates 250 years, offering a moment to recognize the journey that brought the country to where it is today and the possibilities ahead. Along South Carolina's Gra

From Flow to Friction: Why Imperfect Interfaces Sometimes Work Better

in Electronics

I have often thought that user interfaces should run smoothly, flawlessly, like a well-oiled machine. But recently I found evidence that sometimes a little friction, little imperfections or delays, can make interaction more meaningful.