Football-Shaped Pizzas Hit the Spot for Super Bowl LVIII
Get ready for National Pizza Day and Super Bowl LVIII with football-shaped pizzas from pizzerias in Westchester and Rockland. Elevate your pizza experience with a football-shaped pie or calzone from places like Pizza Barn in Yonkers and Russo’s in Pearl River. Pepperoni is the top pizza topping, and Super Bowl Sunday sees the highest pizza sales of the year. Consider reaching out to pizzerias like Amore Pizzeria, Dee Maria’s, and Wood & Fire to cater to your Super Bowl needs.
Uber Eats Super Bowl Ad Faces Criticism for Making Light of Food Allergies
Uber Eats is under fire for its Super Bowl ad that appeared to make light of a man having an allergic reaction to peanut butter. The controversial ad has drawn criticism from the Food Allergy Research & Education charity and individuals with peanut allergies. The backlash has sparked a debate about the portrayal of food allergies in humor and its potential impact on those living with allergies.
The Indicator from Planet Money: Super Edition
Explore the implications of a New York bank’s instability on the broader economy, the surge of Mexican imports in the US, and the Taylor Swift effect on the Super Bowl in this SUPER Edition of the Indicators of the Week. Stay updated with the latest news and culture by subscribing to newsletters and following on Facebook and Instagram. NPR is committed to delivering accurate and unbiased news with diversity, accessibility, and ethical reporting.
Lunar New Year Celebrations
Lunar New Year, a holiday with rich traditions and cultural significance, begins with the second new moon after the Winter Solstice. Celebrated with traditional foods, fireworks, and parades, the holiday lasts for 15 days and ends on the night of the next full moon. Billions of people worldwide travel during this period, making it the largest annual human migration.
Unusual Tranquility: Vietnam’s Biggest Cities Experience a Peaceful Lunar New Year
Vietnam’s biggest cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, experienced an unusual tranquility on the first morning of the Lunar New Year, known as Tet. As the clock struck 7 a.m., the typically bustling streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter were eerily quiet, with most shops closed. Amidst the stillness, some pedestrians embraced the festive spirit by donning traditional ao dai attire and capturing the moment with photographs. The serene and friendly ambiance allowed people to partake in the traditions and rituals associated with the Lunar New Year, marking the beginning of the Year of the Dragon in a unique and unforgettable manner.
50+ Super Bowl Recipes to Make Your Game Day Spread a Winner
Get ready for the Super Bowl with 50+ recipes for classic game day snacks, drinks, and desserts. From saucy chicken wings to Spicy Margarita Punch, there’s something for everyone to enjoy while watching the big game. Don’t forget to try the classic buffalo wings, artichoke dip, cheesy appetizers, and caramelized onion dip for a winning menu. Soak your potato chips before frying for the perfect crunch. No matter what happens on the field, you’ll have a winning spread of snacks and treats to enjoy.
Paramount Makes History with Record Super Bowl 58 Ad Sales
Paramount breaks records with Super Bowl 58 ad sales, surpassing Fox’s previous year revenue. Despite speculation about Taylor Swift’s impact, her presence had minimal effect. Advertisers include auto companies, telecom firms, candy manufacturers, and movie trailers. With 70 ad slots, the marketplace has rapidly filled up, with positions already locked in. Paramount’s success is a testament to the enduring appeal and commercial success of the annual sporting event.
Better Business Bureau Warns Fans of Counterfeit Merchandise and Scams Ahead of Super Bowl 2024
As Super Bowl 2024 approaches, the Better Business Bureau warns fans to be vigilant against counterfeit merchandise and scams when shopping for team gear and sports memorabilia. With the ease of online shopping, distinguishing genuine products from fakes has become increasingly challenging. The organization advises consumers to thoroughly research companies, use credit cards for transactions, and be cautious of unusually low prices. Additionally, fans are urged to be aware of the distinction between ‘game-used’ and ‘game-issued’ items, and to look for certificates of authenticity when purchasing autographed memorabilia. The Better Business Bureau also cautions individuals participating in charity auctions to remain vigilant and work with sellers who offer a full refund guarantee.
Spot of Tea Restaurant’s Bold Facebook Post Amid Health Inspection Issues
Spot of Tea, a downtown Mobile restaurant, made headlines with a bold Facebook post after facing a prolonged shutdown over health inspection issues. The post featured an AI-generated image of a cartoonish rodent at a table in front of the restaurant, raising a toast, accompanied by a caption that read, ‘Mimosas $8, Eggs Benedict $15, Mardi Gras with friends – Priceless.’ The conflict between the owner, Tony Moore, and the Mobile County Health Department has drawn significant attention, shedding light on the challenges faced by businesses dealing with health inspection issues and the complexities of regulatory oversight.
Biden Administration Announces $1.5 Billion Investment in Zero-Emission Buses
The Biden administration has announced a $1.5 billion investment in transit manufacturing, focusing on zero-emission buses to address climate change and promote equity in transportation. This investment, stemming from the bipartisan infrastructure bill, will support the production of clean transit buses, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating job opportunities. The funding will also enable transit agencies to procure zero-emission buses and promote cleaner, faster, and safer bus riding experiences. Overall, this investment reflects a pivotal step towards advancing clean energy and reducing emissions in the transportation sector, aligning with President Biden’s vision for environmental sustainability and innovation in transit manufacturing.