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Claude and Brett

A haven from the Jim Crow South finds a modern purpose

MPW Next Gen 2021-BREAKOUT SESSION RETHINKING CREATIVITY

Rethinking creativity looks different for everyone as the pandemic wanes

By Adam Erace and Alyssa Newcomb

Camille Cogswell (pictured) and Drew DiTomo are a team of two, a longtime couple who met in culinary school.

The remaking of a historic home into a 21st century baking empire

Shudder is a subscription service for the horror, thriller, and suspense genres.

Why Shudder, a streaming service dedicated to horror movies, brought me comfort during the pandemic

By Adam Erace and Alyssa Newcomb

From the combined efforts from the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and the SCUBAnauts, Mote planted 300 Stagorn Coral on Hope Reef on Tuesday, June 26, 2018.

Human intervention has been killing the Florida reef. But now human intervention is necessary to save it

People wearing masks socially distance while waiting in line outside Luke’s Lobster in Brooklyn, N.Y.

How Luke’s Lobster gets seafood from the docks to your doorstep

Inside the dining room at The DeBruce.

How to move and reassemble a team during a pandemic

Raised between Hong Kong and Oahu, Philly’s Kiki Aranita brought Hawaii’s local cuisine to her adopted hometown with Poi Dog, a food truck and brick and mortar restaurant.

This chef had to close her restaurant because of COVID, but kept the brand alive via online retail

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Meet the first Black-owned food delivery business serving exclusively Black-owned restaurants

A drone shot of the F/V Defiance.

How this family-run seafood business banded together to stay afloat for the next generation

Ian Brendle’s family goes back six generations in agriculture.

The Coronavirus Economy: When you’re a farmer who supplies now-closed restaurants

Roland Bui is a wholesale sales rep for Philadelphia-based La Colombe coffee.

The Coronavirus Economy: How my job in coffee sales changed

A view of downtown Austin on 5th Street, in the heart of the entertainment district, on March 9, 2020. Despite being canceled owing to fears over the coronavirus, South by Southwest leaves its mark on the city in the form of banners still decorating venues.

After SXSW cancellation, Austin hotels and restaurants are bracing for a rough road ahead

Rich lobster soup with curry: an intense lobster stock reduction finished with cream, butter-poached lobster, and curry oil.

Charleston Restaurant is the most relaxed formal dining experience in Baltimore

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The drinks America’s best bartenders make for themselves