On Friday (Feb 7), Nigel's fried rice restaurant Fuiyoh! It's Uncle Roger took to Instagram to tease the location of its next launch. "Niece and nephew, can you guess where Uncle Roger is going next?" ...

Dunkin' Donuts and Ben Affleck have reunited for their third annual Super Bowl commercial, and, judging by the trailer, it will be their funniest (and weirdest) one yet. Starring Ben opposite his ...

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The minty green milkshake will return to restaurants on Monday, Feb. 10 — and the chain’s Uncle O’Grimacey character is returning after a decades-long hiatus to help kick off the annual ...

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The brand dropped a teaser during the Grammys, starring Ben, his brother Casey Affleck, and their fellow entertainment industry peer, Jeremy Strong. In the clip, both Ben and Casey can be seen ...

Beverley-based haulier Nigel Rice Transport & Storage has taken delivery of its first electric truck ... Trinity writes about everything from cars and vans to trucks and plant machinery. In 2023, she ...

At some point during the proceedings, Farfan's uncle and another man jumped Ortiz, the complaint says. Ortiz was arrested and charged in February 2024 for the murders of Farfan, his ex-girlfriend ...

McDonald’s is bringing back its popular Shamrock Shake yet again, this time accompanied by the fast-food chain’s Uncle O’Grimacey character. Tyson Foods is implementing contingency plans for ...

As the Yankees navigate this transition, Ben Rice, a once highly-touted prospect who recently completed his rookie season, finds himself in a precarious position. The plan, as it stands, involves a ...

Wild video shows a shackled murder suspect being chased down and attacked in court by the dead woman’s uncle, who allegedly said it was “worth every moment,” according to cops. Alexander ...

Grotesque caricaturing of black people became a mainstay of consumer goods (think of "Aunt Jemima" pancakes or "Uncle Ben" rice) and popular culture. This started with theatre in the 1820s, then later ...