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Eater
a day ago
- Business
- Eater
Once the Largest Greek American Supermarket, Titan Foods Reopens
Titan Foods, once considered the largest Greek supermarket in America, made news when it closed two years ago. Now, the specialty food store is finally reopening Friday, August 1, at its new Queens headquarters at 23-53 Steinway Street, at 23rd Road. The company announced the news on Instagram with the caption: 'Stay calm people!!!' Titan Foods first came to New York in the 1970s by Kostas and Stavroula Mastoras. This isn't the first relocation of the family company; it first moved in 1996, to a 16,000 square-foot space, said to have at least 20 varieties of feta cheese alone. The latest version of Titan Foods is 'a fresh start,' the founder's daughter, Anatoli (Anna) Mastoras, told Eater in 2023, with a 'different setup and a different design.' The family also maintains Titan Bakery in Deer Park, New York, for wholesale orders. — Emma Orlow Two Hell's Kitchen spots are closing Bar Nine (807 Ninth Avenue at 54th Street), Hell's Kitchen's dueling‑piano bar owned by the current operators for 11 years and around for more than 20, closed on Tuesday, July 29, following a final open‑mic night signaling the end of its run in the neighborhood. One of the last places to find a working pay phone, the dive bar was known for its interactive piano shows, when musicians would play songs at the audience's request, reported the W42nd Street blog. The owner has been battling long COVID as well as the rising costs of doing business. Nearby, Noodie's (830 Ninth Avenue, at 54th Street), a Thai mainstay for 11 years, also announced its closure at the end of this month, now that the lease is up. Grammy winner Lucinda Williams is co-owner of a honky-tonk bar The bar formerly called Heaven Can Wait has transformed into Lucinda's Honky Tonk + Juke Joint (169 Avenue A between 10th and 11th streets). The space, once home to other music venues like Coney Island Baby, Lola, and Brownies, is now under the co-ownership of Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams, alongside Laura McCarthy and Kelley Swindall. Lucinda's describes itself as a soulful Southern honky tonk, with programming like live country music Fridays, live-band karaoke Saturdays, and a jukebox packed with country classics. The space is appropriately retro for those craving wood-paneling, old signs, and checkerboard-tile linoleum floors. Eater NY All your essential food and restaurant intel delivered to you Email (required) Sign Up By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice . This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Axios
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Axios
New SouthPark restaurant offers interactive tableside dining and fresh pasta
Fontana Di Vino is a new Italian restaurant in SouthPark offering freshly made pastas and interactive family-style dining experiences. Why it matters: Chef Scott Leibfried brings a fun atmosphere and an engaging menu to Fontana Di Vino, following his time with Gordon Ramsay on "Hell's Kitchen" and his Hawaiian restaurant with Fleetwood Mac's Mick Fleetwood, which was destroyed in the 2023 fires, CBJ reported. Context: Much of Leibfried's extensive background in the restaurant industry influenced his vision for his south Charlotte restaurant. In May, he partnered with Charlotte-based Famous Toastery co-founder Robert Maynard to bring his latest concept to life. In addition to spending 10 seasons as a sous chef on Hell's Kitchen, Leibfried has worked at Michelin-starred restaurants in London, and owned restaurants in Santa Barbara and Manhattan. What they're saying: Leibfried tells Axios that while working on his Maui restaurant with Fleetwood, they often hosted unexpected live performances— an experience that taught him the value of creating a space that's bold and full of surprises, something he plans to incorporate at Fontana Di Vino. "We have table-side services, which I've always loved my entire life, but you only see them in environments where, you know, there's white gloves and people are wearing tuxedos. Those are the types of things that I think everybody should have the opportunity to experience," Leibfried said. Dig in: Expect a menu that features traditional Italian cuisine with ingredients like black truffles sourced from Italy and fresh pasta, along with innovative touches such as pinsa — a Roman-style flatbread pizza. The restaurant offers multiple tableside activations — such as a polenta pour and veal chop — where the ingredients are prepped and plated in front of you to create an interactive and educational experience. Drinks include an extensive selection of Italian and California wines, plus classic cocktails with an innovative twist. Highlights include a sangria topped with sorbet and a lemon drop made with limoncello that tastes like key lime pie. The vibe: The 5,000-square-foot space has eclectic artwork and indoor bar, table, and patio seating for 160 people. Eventually, they hope to offer weekly live music. Stop by: Find Fontana Di Vino at 4905 Ashley Park Lane, the space formerly occupied by David Burke's Falcon & Fox, which closed after less than a year in business. Fontana Di Vino open Sunday through Thursday 4-9:30pm, Friday and Saturday 4-10:30pm. What's next: By the end of the summer, the restaurant will offer a private counter dining experience served family style. The hope is to also open their second restaurant in Davidson by September.
Business Upturn
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2: Release date, cast updates and what to expect next
By Aman Shukla Published on July 28, 2025, 18:00 IST Last updated July 28, 2025, 18:09 IST Hell's Kitchen is about to get even hotter. Daredevil: Born Again is officially coming back for Season 2, and after that cliffhanger-packed Season 1 finale, fans are dying to see what's next. With more action, deeper drama, and a few surprise faces along the way, Marvel's street-level saga is ramping up to deliver another knockout season. Here's everything we know so far—from when it's dropping to who's back (and who's new), plus a look at what might be coming in Matt Murdock's next gritty chapter. When Is Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Coming Out? Mark your calendars— Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 is slated to premiere on Disney+ in March 2026. That's a quick turnaround from Season 1's March 2025 debut, keeping fans hooked without the usual long wait. Production wrapped in July 2025 after kicking off in February, promising a tight eight-episode run packed with intense drama. Unlike Season 1's nine episodes, this season trims one episode but doubles down on stakes, with whispers of a darker, more thrilling story. Who's Back in Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Cast? Season 2 is bringing back most of the fan-favorite cast, plus some fresh blood to shake things up in Hell's Kitchen. Returning Faces: Charlie Cox is back as Matt Murdock/Daredevil, now rocking a sleek black suit straight out of the 'Shadowland' comics. He's hinted this season contains some of his favorite Daredevil scripts yet. Vincent D'Onofrio returns as Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin—now the mayor of New York and more dangerous than ever. Deborah Ann Woll reprises her role as Karen Page. This time, she's got a bold red wig and an expanded arc that fans are buzzing about. Elden Henson is also back as Foggy Nelson. Yes, even after what happened in Season 1—he's expected to appear through emotional flashbacks. Wilson Bethel's Bullseye is back, now fully suited up with the iconic target logo. He's unstable, deadly, and definitely not done causing chaos. Ayelet Zurer returns as Vanessa Fisk, putting any recasting rumors to rest. Her dynamic with Kingpin looks like it'll get even more complex. You'll also see Margarita Levieva, Nikki M. James, Genneya Walton, Arty Froushan, Clark Johnson , and Michael Gandolfini back in their roles, continuing the grounded, street-level stories. Jon Bernthal's Punisher shows up too, though in a smaller role, possibly as a lead-in to a spin-off special. And the big surprise? Krysten Ritter is back as Jessica Jones , officially folding her Netflix antihero into the Disney+ Marvel universe. Royce Johnson and Susan Varon , familiar faces from the Netflix era, are also back—helping keep that gritty tone fans loved. Camila Rodriguez is appearing as Angela del Toro, niece of the original White Tiger. Expect some vigilante legacy threads. Newcomers: Matthew Lillard joins the show in a morally complex role that's still under wraps. Based on his past work, expect something unpredictable. Lili Taylor plays the Governor of New York and a major political threat to Fisk—yes, things are getting political. Sydney Parra, Annie Parisse, and James Armstrong have all been spotted on set, though their roles are still a mystery. What Can Fans Expect from Season 2? Season 2 picks up right after Fisk's power play at the end of Season 1, with New York under martial law thanks to his Anti-Vigilante Task Force. Matt Murdock is fully embracing his Daredevil identity again—and this time, he's not holding back. Here's what's brewing: Daredevil vs Kingpin 2.0: This rivalry is now political, personal, and brutal. With Fisk in the mayor's seat, Matt is fighting not just crime, but the entire system. Bullseye Unleashed: Bethel's return means more chaos, and his upgraded comic-accurate suit suggests he's not just back—he's ready to wreak havoc. Jessica Jones x Daredevil: The crossover we didn't know we needed. Their personalities clash, but both have a deep respect for justice—expect tension, team-ups, and maybe a few philosophical fights. The 'Shadowland' Vibes: Matt's black suit and some cryptic comments from D'Onofrio have fans thinking we might see elements of the Shadowland storyline, where Daredevil wrestles with darker leadership—possibly even taking over The Hand. Political Intrigue Meets Street Brawls: With Lili Taylor's governor going toe-to-toe with Fisk and Lillard's mystery character stirring the pot, the show's scale is expanding without losing its street-level heart. Flashbacks and Heartbreak: Foggy's return—even if only in memories—promises to pack an emotional punch. Karen's arc will dig deeper into her resilience and relationship with Matt. And yes—this season isn't just setting up the next fight. Marvel TV boss Brad Winderbaum has teased long-term plans, even throwing around words like 'Season 3' and 'Season infinity.' So Daredevil's just getting started. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Forbes
4 days ago
- Health
- Forbes
How Healthcare Is Becoming Less Affordable Under The Trump Administration
Ryan Chelsea-Clinton Community Health Center located in the Hell's Kitchen, New York City, provides ... More high-quality, affordable, and comprehensive healthcare services to children, adults, and seniors. (Photo by: Deb Cohn-Orbach/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) It has been just six months since President Trump has started his second term as Commander-in-Chief, and there have been profound changes in the healthcare landscape across America. His legislative and regulatory agenda could accelerate the decline in healthcare affordability across the United States. Here's how health services and accessibility could be compromised for millions of Americans. Medicaid Cuts More than 10 million Americans will lose healthcare insurance coverage through Medicaid over the next decade as part of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill', according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. These millions of Americans are among the most vulnerable population in dire need of healthcare, as Medicaid supports children, the elderly, pregnant women and those with disabilities. Without health insurance, individuals may be reluctant to seek care when sick, they may not go to the doctor's office for routine checkups, and they may not be able to fill drug prescriptions to curb serious diseases. When getting emergent care, these individuals will not be able to afford the large health bills they receive since they are uninsured as Medicaid will not contribute to picking up the tab. Rollback Of Affordable Care Act Subsidies President Joe Biden allowed for federal subsidies and premium tax credits for middle- and low-income families who bought state health coverage on state insurance marketplaces as part of the Affordable Care Act. This aid decreased medical bills and lowered insurance premiums for the 24 million Americans that benefit from this plan. These subsidies are in jeopardy and could expire in December if congress does not renew them. If congress does not act, millions of Americans could be forced to lose healthcare coverage altogether or be pushed to switch to higher deductible health plans that would require them to pay more out of pocket costs before receiving financial support. These changes will not just affect low-income families. The cost to middle-class and working families will be stark- some households earning around $65,000 could see annual health costs rise by over $2,300, and approximately 4.2 million people could lose health insurance altogether, according to the Washington Post. Rising Out-Of-Pocket Costs Healthcare costs that were once paid by health insurers could be shifted increasingly to individuals. As an example, consider COVID-19 vaccines that have traditionally been covered by the federal government or health insurers at no cost to the consumer. New federal guidelines for COVID-19 vaccines will allow health insurers to halt coverage of the vaccines, so patients themselves will have to cover the cost. As an example, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the CDC have stated that COVID-19 vaccines will no longer be recommended for pregnant females. Health insurers are usually obliged to cover vaccines that are recommended by federal regulatory bodies. However, with the new federal recommendations, health insurers will be exempt from covering this service to select individuals, which will effectively shift the cost to Americans if they want to stay protected from COVID-19. Increased Drug Costs President Trump has announced an intent to impose tariffs in the range of 25-200% on pharmaceuticals to incentivize drug production in the United States. If implemented, this policy would be problematic since 80 percent of generic tablets consumed by Americans are manufactured outside the U.S. according to The Hill. Even a 25% tariff would increase U.S. drug prices by nearly $51 billion. This, of course, would have devastating consequences for millions of Americans. Not only would this make healthcare even less affordable than it already is, but health outcomes would deteriorate. Many Americans would forego buying medicines, thereby exacerbating sickness and illness. Nine out of 10 people over the age of 65 rely on prescription drugs to maintain their well-being, according to the American Association of Retired Persons. Although the Trump administration has touted executive actions that seek to improve health transparency and reduce drug costs, the broader legislative and regulatory agenda being imposed will make healthcare significantly less affordable to the average American. Many American families could lose health insurance, face higher premiums and pay greater out-of-pocket costs in the years to come.
Yahoo
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham's Only Studio Album Gets Upcoming Reissue and Digital Release
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham had the Internet ablaze last week when the pair posted a pair of corresponding social media posts containing lyrics from their 1973 song 'Frozen Love,' leading fans to wonder if the two had some form of reconciliation seven years after Buckingham left Fleetwood Mac back in 2018. Less than a week later, we've got answers, as the duo has confirmed that their 1973 album Buckingham Nicks is finally getting reissued for the digital age. Rhino High Fidelity announced the Buckingham Nicks reissue Wednesday morning. The 1973 album, released before Buckingham and Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac in 1974, is the pair's only studio album as a duo and has largely unavailable for decades. More from The Hollywood Reporter Alicia Keys Officially Launches 'Hell's Kitchen'-Inspired Kaleidoscope Dreams Foundation Scooter Braun's Response to Still-Angry Taylor Swift Fans on Catalog Purchase: "They Made the Horrible Miscalculation That I Care" Billy Idol Remembers Ozzy Osbourne: "He Opened Musical Doorways for People Like Me" 'Crying in the Night,' the Nicks-penned track that opened the album, is available digitally today (July 23) ahead of the reissue. The reissue, slated for Sept. 19, has been sourced from original analog master tapes for its vinyl return, according to the prelease, along with hi-res digital files for its CD and digital release. The reissue marks the first time the album will be available digitally. Buckingham and Nicks built up the hype in earnest last week. First, Nicks shared a post that seemed to be in her own handwriting that said 'And if you go forward,' with Buckingham posting one 30 minutes later that said 'I'll meet you there.' Speculation grew stronger after a billboard depicting the two of them from the 1973 album had appeared on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles this week. Since then, the YouTube comments of that infamous Fleetwood Mac performance of 'Silver Springs' in 1997 had become flooded with newly added comments like 'welcome back everyone' and 'It's good to be back.' Buckingham Nicks was recorded at famed Sound City Studios, where their future group member Mick Fleetwood would eventually hear a recording of 'Frozen Love' that led to him inviting Buckingham, and then Nicks, to join the group. While the album helped launch the Fleetwood Mac lineup that would turn the band into an international success, Buckingham Nicks was considered a commercial letdown at the time, and it subsequently took on a more hallowed status among Fleetwood Mac fans. The reissued vinyl, cut by Kevin Gray, is available exclusively at and internationally at select Warner Music Group stores. There will only be 5,000 individually numbered copies sold, along with a special version, limited to 2,000 copies, including two replica seven-inch singles of the original mixes of 'Crying in the Night' and 'Stephanie' on one, and 'Don't Let Me Down Again' and 'Races Are Run' on the other. The digital version was remastered by Chris Bellman. The release will also feature several vinyl color variants — custard available on Amazon, baby pink available at indie stores, Violet available at Books a Million and baby blue available at general retail stores. Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025 Solve the daily Crossword
