7-layer tacos and blue corn quesadillas from Villas Tacos in LA
Villas Tacos in LA is sending out delicious, 7-layer tacos, mulitas, and quesadillas from owner Victor Villas grandmother’s yard. When COVID hit owner Victor Villas […]
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If you had to name one staple food of the East End of London, it would no doubt be jellied eels. Jellied eels and London […]
Waterbeds used to be a $2 billion industry, but memory-foam mattresses helped cause their downfall
Charlie Hall invented the waterbed in the late ’60s, at San Francisco State University. After their heyday, waterbeds developed a stigma and sales declined. Hall’s […]
Fresh flautas are served from this LA food stand and people can’t get enough
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What it takes to be a reference actor for animation
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NBA ref explains why the James Harden step-back jumper isn’t traveling
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Why it’s physically impossible to open an airplane door mid-flight
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The rise and fall of Sega
In the early ’90s, Nintendo dominated the video game industry, holding over 90% of the market. It would be foolish to challenge that dominance, but […]
‘We don’t even eat the same type of rice’: How Latino voters shaped the 2020 election from Florida to Arizona
Latinos were the highest voting minority group in the 2020 election for the first time in US history. But they didn’t vote as a monolith.
Why Đông Tảo chickens are so expensive
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Hat weaving has kept one Ecuadorian village in business for 150 years, but the tradition is now at risk of dying out
The number of hat weavers in the Ecuadorian village of Puzhio has dropped from 124 to just 25 in the past 15 years. Locals expect it […]