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Taco Bell has revealed six new menu additions and they are far from normal.Per All Recipes, the beloved taco chain has dropped some bangers on us:Mike’s Hot Honey Diablo SauceLoaded Steak & Jalapeño Topped FriesCantina Chicken Quesadilla RollupCantina Chicken QuesadillaCrispy Chicken TacoCrispy Chicken BurritoAs for what the difference between a Cantina Chicken Quesadilla Rollup and a Cantina Chicken Quesadilla is, it’s the same ingredients, just rolled and hot-pressed, compared to an open wrap.The important thing to note here is that the Mike’s Hot Honey Diablo Sauce and the Loaded Steak & Jalapeño Topped Fries are now available nationwide at all Taco Bell locations.Taco Bell…

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Art Basel has announced the exhibitors for Art Basel Paris 2025, set to take place October 24th through 26th at the Grand Palais, with VIP preview days on October 22nd and 23rd. The fourth edition of the Parisian fair will bring together 203 galleries from 40 countries and territories, including 25 newcomers from Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond.For this second edition at the Grand Palais, more than a third of exhibitors have Paris gallery locations. Paris-based galleries such as Mennour, Templon, and Semiose will be joined by international mainstays including Blum and Sprüth Magers. Artists with deep ties to…

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“American Asian” is on view at the Avondale Arts Center in Avondale Estates through June 21. (Photo by Isadora Pennington) Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline or venue type in the kaleidoscope of Atlanta arts and culture. Every week, we’ll present a different art form. :: Through June 6 Spruill Gallery’s (4681 Ashford Dunwoody Road) current exhibition is Sarah Emerson’s Returns, on view through June 6. See the artist’s highly stylized mixed-media drawings and paintings featuring versions of nature that combine geometric patterns and…

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The 2025 Major League Baseball season has already seen some landmark moments, but none may be more surprising than the century-plus ban on the 1919 Chicago White Sox players. Commonly known as the Black Sox Scandal, eight players conspired to throw the World Series and were banned from the game. The reversal by current MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, which also reinstates Pete Rose, will apply to all players who passed away, essentially maintaining the spirit of their lifetime ban while allowing them to be recognized for their on-field achievements. As reported by ESPN, all reinstated players will be next eligible…

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When From Software revealed “Elden Ring Nightreign” last year, Souls fans around the world were curious to see what the studio’s take on fully-fledged multiplayer was. After all, From Software’s previous games like “Dark Souls” and “Bloodborne” were single-player with some co-op elements. “Nightreign” is the next step in the evolution of the Soulslike formula after the base “Elden Ring” game went open world. The result is a multiplayer game that will please existing Souls fans but will alienate new players. Those who are familiar with “Elden Ring” and the genre known as Soulslike will undoubtedly enjoy “Nightreign”’s refreshing fast-paced…

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“Two branches, one tree.” That’s the mantra of the karate and kung fu masters in Karate Kid: Legends. They repeat the phrase ad nauseum, as if reciting it enough will eventually explain the combination of two totally distinct iterations of this franchise: The 1984 and 2010 Karate Kids.When the latter first opened in theaters 15 years ago, it was presented as a reboot. How else to explain it cribbing the first movie’s story beat for beat? Could there be more than one wayward youth who travels the world learning fight techniques from martial arts masters disguised as humble handymen? Apparently they’re could, because here Karate Kid: Legends, a legacyquel that rehashes that exact same plot for…

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Rachel Youn’s kinetic sculptures gyrate and writhe, their mechanized motions as artificial as the fake flowers and plants channeling them. Sourcing portable machines like massagers and automated baby rockers from Facebook Marketplace and other online listings, Youn attaches synthetic flora to the finds and rewires the devices’ motors to bypass their automatic shutoff features. Working overtime, the impish sculptures labor repetitively like Sisyphus, turning off only when the gallery in which they are exhibited closes. Growing up in a Baptist family in Missouri and New Mexico, the Korean-American artist began developing their practice at Washington University in St. Louis and…

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As The Handmaid’s Tale finishes its Season 6, fans are wondering—will Elisabeth Moss return as June Osborne in the upcoming sequel series The Testaments? The show’s creator, Bruce Miller, has shared some interesting details about what’s next for her. Will Elisabeth Moss’ June return in The Testaments? In the series finale of The Handmaid’s Tale, June makes the difficult choice to keep fighting for her daughter Hannah. The closing scene shows June recording her story in the Waterfords’ former home, which echoes the opening of the pilot, suggesting a full-circle moment. But according to series creator Bruce Miller, it may…

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ArtSofia HallströmCasa Malca, Tulum. Courtesy of Casa Malca.For many of the world’s most dazzling hotels, art isn’t just a decorative touch. It’s a defining point of their identity. Imagine a towering sculpture emerging from a rooftop pool, or a mural sweeping across the hotel lobby ceiling, catching your eye upon arrival, or even meeting an artist in residence, sketching the landscape that surrounds your luxury retreat. The rise of tastemaking hotels like Soho House across the globe has driven a new era, an opportunity for a hotel’s every corridor, bar, and suite to feel like a curated gallery space. The…

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The Venice Biennale has announced its theme for 2026: “In Minor Keys.” The announcement was made on May 27th by the leaders of the Venice Biennale, including Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, the organization’s president. Last year, Koyo Kouoh was announced as the curator of the 2026 Venice Biennale. Tragically, she passed away earlier this month at the age of 57. The Biennale, however, will continue with the theme she created for next year’s edition, which will proceed on its original schedule.Kouoh’s curatorial team shared her vision for the exhibition, which will open on May 9, 2026. “In Minor Keys” will focus on…

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