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Che You, Che Me

You’ve already led your fair share of revolutions this year.

Saving the whales in March, freeing Tibet from April through May, ending poverty in June.

Let someone else do the work this month; take a break for a restorative meal at ...

Run for the Border

Dear July,

You think you’re the hottest thing going, dontcha?

And what with the 100-plus temps, brain-frying sun, and hair-frizzing humidity, you’ve got every reason.

But your number’s up, July. Cafe San Miguel, a new restaurant that opened yesterday in ...

Trading Spaces

Houston, we have a problem.

Depending on which blog you’re reading, this phrase refers to:

A. Whitney’s relationship woes.
B. NASA’s race to become superpower of the skies.
C. The ever-changing face of Space City.

If you picked C, chances are ...

Free to Brie You and Me

You’re not really a cheese whiz. But Cheez Whiz? Now that’s a different story.

Kraft singles wrapped in plastic, Velveeta squares jabbed with toothpicks … they’re all part of the wonderful world of barely dairy.

Perhaps it’s time to expand. ...

Give It a Swirll

According to Karl Marx, you’re, like, totally alienated.

Why? Because you don’t know how your TV works. You haven’t the faintest idea what your cereal’s made of. And you didn’t stomp the grapes yourself for that cabernet you drank last ...

In the Mix

You’re a cautious combiner.

Navy with black? Heaven forbid. White wine with steak? Only in a pinch. Kissing on the first date? Never, thanks much.

Time to loosen up, oh squeamish one.

Hit Fuse, the new two-story Tex-Asian restaurant in ...

Sweet Sensation

We know your secret.

Behind every impressive dinner party’s five fabulous courses hides a woman who can’t seem to master the last: dessert.

Your crooked lemon cake made eyes bulge at the family picnic. The fallen souffle caused a near ...

There's Nobu Like Nobu

Eating just because you’re hungry? Absurd.

Meals are time to be seen, swap the latest gastro gossip, and drop the names of all the restaurant tycoons you just happen to, um, know. (“Tristan and I are are like this.“)