To take advantage of the in-restaurant promotion, simply stop by any participating Wendy’s location during the promotion period and you’ll be able to score any two of the following breakfast sandwiches for $4:
- Sausage, Egg & Swiss Croissant
- Bacon, Egg & Swiss Croissant
- Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit
The 2 for $4 breakfast sandwiches deal is available in-restaurant and does not require a coupon or app to redeem.
The Council of Capital City Lord Mayors 2020-21 report on measuring the Australian night time economy was released on Wednesday.
It revealed Melbourne’s night time economy turnover remained relatively steady – down just 0.1 per cent despite the pandemic.
Acting Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece said Melbourne’s electric night time economy was one of the city’s biggest assets.
“We’re doing everything we can to support our twilight traders, making sure Melbourne remains Australia’s most liveable city and our local economy continues to thrive,” he said.
“Last year, our city’s bars, nightclubs, restaurants and entertainment businesses contributed more than $3.3bn to the local economy, supporting more than 31,000 jo…
Drawing inspiration from the brand’s Original sandwich and ingredients, the new Schlotzsky’s Sandwich Studio Line embraces the vibrant energy of the ’70s, offering a blast from the past for sandwich lovers and interior design enthusiasts.
The Schlotzsky’s Sandwich Studio Line is now available for purchase starting today on schlotzskys.studio, while supplies last. Prices range from $8 to $500, for anyone who wishes to infuse their home with a touch of retro sandwich chic. The full collection includes:
- Get Toasty Pod Chair
- Sourdough Pillow
- Saucy Lamp
- Circa ’71 Rug
- Wall Flavor Wallpaper
- 13 Layer Throw
- Nice to Meat You Mat
- Sandwich Go …
Among filmmakers, Nicole Holofcener is the great poet of microannoyances. She’s attuned to those little things that bother you about people, aggravations so splinterlike you can’t quite explain why they bug you so much. She also understands that the best qualities of humans often dovetail with the very things that drive you crazy about them, even—or maybe especially—within a marriage. That idea is the foundation of Holofcener’s You Hurt My Feelings, which made its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, a movie about neurotic New Yorkers—is there any other kind?—just trying to get along with one another, even when they’re barely speaking to each other. It’s the sort of prickly, sweet-and-sour little comedy for and about adul…
Even before the historic game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs was settled, the true winner of Super Bowl LVII was Rihanna, who made her triumphant return to live performance on the biggest of stages: the Halftime Show. While her epic performance more than delivered the show-stopping celebration of her many hits that her fans had anticipated, it was also filled with plenty of surprises—including choreography from her frequent collaborator Parris Goebel, a cheeky Fenty product placement, and a well-placed belly rub that set the Internet ablaze with pregnancy speculations, as well as criticism that so much focus shifted from her musical return to the status of her postpartum body. Following the performance, the Hollywood Reporter reported that Rihann…
Born Pink, the sophomore album from Blackpink, glitters with all the beguiling elements that made the quartet the biggest girl group in the world. Lisa, Jisoo, Jennie, and Rosé’s sweet, two-faced “black” and “pink” duality, door-busting attitude, and fierce independence are all accounted for, and their immense charm remains undiminished. But the thrilling novelty has worn off. As Blackpink has become more of a brand than a band, their musical evolution has stalled. Born Pink delivers the same tried-and-true Blackpink sound that has cemented their success. That consistency will delight some and bore others. Whichever camp you fall into, the bottom line is that Born Pink fails to unlock new dimensions of musical development and dep…
Maria Raga never expected to be able to pull off a pair of yellow Versace pants like the ones she was wearing the day we spoke in July. Although she’s now the CEO of Depop, a popular clothing-resale app, she was hardly a lifelong fashionista. “Versace’s a brand that’s accessible for very, very rich people,” she says. “But I got it secondhand on Depop. It’s a very cool color. I can tell you nobody else in my circle of friends will be wearing something similar.”
Raga, 42, is not exactly in Depop’s core demographic: 90% of Depop’s 30 million active users across 150 countries are under the age of 26. She was skeptical of buying previously owned clothes after growing up in Spain on fast-fashion labels like H&M and Zara, br…
Before he stepped down on Dec. 19, Dr. Francis Collins was the longest-serving director of the National Institutes of Health since presidents began to appoint them. Installed by President Obama in 2009, he served under three administrations and during his tenure the budget of the NIH, the leading funder of research related to the health of Americans, grew from $30 billion to $43 billion. He is that rare bureaucrat who is also a career scientist; he was instrumental in decoding the genome and will continue to work at the National Human Genome Research Institute lab at the NIH, which has already had some success in the search for genetically-informed solutions to such health issues as cystic fibrosis, type 2 diabetes and progeria. He is also that rare scientist who is a devout Christian; …
A version of this article was published in TIME’s newsletter Into the Metaverse. Subscribe for a weekly guide to the future of the Internet. You can find past issues of the newsletter here.
For years, the 3D software development tool Unreal Engine has powered some of the biggest video games on the market—from Fortnite to Valorant—as well as television shows like The Mandalorian and even Porsche engineering. On Tuesday, Epic Games showed off the public release of Unreal Engine 5, the engine’s first major update in 8 years.