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Why Do So Many Drivers Hate Touchscreens?

More than 40 years since its inception, the technology remains divisive

Despite High Sales, COVID-19 Has Taken a Toll on California’s Independent Wineries

Though the industry at large has fared better than most, smaller vintners face an uphill battle for survival

Dating App Grindr Says It Will Remove Controversial Ethnicity Filter

Some have criticized the move as a bare minimum gesture, while others argue the filter made it easier for people of color to connect

You Should Spend Your COVID-19 Summer on a Honda Monkey Bike

Don’t listen to the haters. Get your motorcycle license, then hop on.

13 Summer Beers to Drink While Six Feet Away From Your Friends

Because you can still drink outside while social distancing

College Students Could Be Living in Hotels This Fall

Universities are thinking outside the box (and campus) to ensure a socially-distanced semester

Milo's DTC Dutch Oven Is the Cheapest We've Ever Seen

Looking for an affordable alternative to Le Creuset?

Las Vegas Opens on June 4. Here's What You Need to Know.

To start: social distancing in casinos, no shows and a new emphasis on the outdoors

UK Appears to Pass Law Encouraging Outdoor Sex

It seems the Brits are being encouraged to take their amorous activities outdoors

Five Chefs Reveal Their Favorite Ingredients You Can Use at Home

Chefs including Michael Lomonaco and Nicholas Stefanelli weigh in with their top picks

Coronavirus Prompts Slump in Champagne Sales

The pandemic has affected sparking wine industries in different ways

Tesla Cut Prices, But There’s One Big Caveat

If you’re buying a Model S or Model X, that is

Cognac Bottle From 1762 Sets Record at Auction

The rare Gautier Cognac 1762 sold for around $146,000

Cyprus Will Pay for Your Stay (and Much More) If You Get Coronavirus

As travel restrictions ease, the country is luring tourists with new safety measures

Gay Marriage Has Been a Billion-Dollar Boon to the US Economy

Love wins, and so does the wedding industrial complex

Napa Valley Winery Sues to Reopen Tasting Rooms

Turns out vineyards without dine-in food are currently out of luck