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Brush · BrushBy Todd Martens, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Chuck E. Cheese is all grown-up. Sort of. Related Articles
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Chuck E. Cheese wants to grow up. What it’s like inside the new, adult-focused Chuck’s Arcade
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Drought · BrushThe likelihood of Western states reaching a consensus on a plan for the future of the Colorado River is dimming as time runs out for the negotiators tasked with dividing up the shrinking river relied upon by 40 million people. “The path to success seems tenuous at this point,” Arizona’s negotiator, Tom Buschatzke, said in an interview this week with The Denver Post. “The discussions continue to revolve around the main issue that we’ve been strug…See the Story
Chance of Colorado River Deal Is ‘Tenuous’ Just Two Months Before Federal Deadline, Negotiator Says
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Lifestyle · BrushCHICAGO — Gen Z is an easy target. Born between 1997 and 2012, they’ve been blamed for everything from the downfall of skinny jeans to the end of basic phone etiquette. And now, if headlines are to be believed, they’re destroying the wine industry too. Health-conscious, sober-curious and strapped for cash, they say, Gen Z barely drinks. And if they, do, they’re skipping wine in favor of hard seltzers, cocktails or cannabis infusions. But is Gen …See the Story
Is Gen Z destroying wine culture? No, but they might reshape how we drink it
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