There are a few reasons why BYOBs are great for date nights: they’re generally intimate, are usually filled with white ...

Carnival Cruise Line won't be bringing back tablecloths in the main dining room, even if guests pack along their own.

Tablecloths are powerful. More than anything else on a tablescape, they can completely dictate the vibe of a meal. Imagine two identical spaghetti dinners, one served on red checkered oilcloth and the ...

The United States is one of just three countries that "prefers" imperial measurements over the international metric standard. The motivation why has less to do with official policy than you might ...

If you've ever found yourself wanting to measure something but don't have a ruler or tape measure on hand, measuring apps on your phone can come to the rescue. They range from the fairly simple to ...

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A tablecloth does more than just protect your table’s surface. It can set the visual tone for the entire room, creating a foundation for the dinnerware, florals, and tapers to follow. Whether a ...

"There's an app for that." Who'd have ever thought that would be the case for something as fundamental as a ruler or a measuring tape? But here we are. If you're reading this, you may already know ...

Some of my earliest memories are of me “helping” my dad and my grandfather build an addition onto my grandparents’ home. There are pictures of me swinging a hammer while I was still in diapers. One of ...

The NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis is an annual exhibition for teams to better understand the latest crop of future NFL stars. Prospects will meet with teams and go through interviews to give ...

Fifteen years ago, New York Post critic Steve Cuozzo bemoaned the “infantilization of dining” as white tablecloths — elegant, urbane — disappeared from the city’s upscale dining rooms. It was a creep ...