Photoshop tutorial showing how to quickly, but effectively transform dingy, yellow teeth into a bright, Hollywood smile. Subscribe! subscribe subscribe subscribe subscribe ...

Food Network star and longtime Sonoma County resident Guy Fieri said the 2024 heist of $1 million of his company’s tequila “hurt bad.” The celebrity chef recounted the devastating incident in an ...

Food Network star, longtime Northern California resident and honorary mayor of Ferndale Guy Fieri said the 2024 heist of $1 million of his company’s tequila “hurt bad.” The celebrity chef recounted ...

Food Network star and longtime Sonoma County resident Guy Fieri said the 2024 heist of $1 million of his company’s tequila “hurt bad.” Related Articles San Jose: DC’s trendy Toastique coming to San ...

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Highlife veteran and Zigima sound creator, Bright Chimezie, has reflected on the evolution of music production, highlighting the discipline and craftsmanship that defined his generation of musicians.

This video delves into the Union Pacific’s fleet of GTELs (Gas Turbine Electric Locomotives) - a bold experiment in railroad propulsion during the 1950s and ’60s. It traces their development, unique ...

Smooth and even color seems to matter more than blinding whiteness when teeth are in question. That is the bottom line of a massive Swedish study in which thousands of young adults were asked to ...

There's no shortage of unbelievable stories that start with tequila, and this is one of them. It involves a celebrity chef, a rock star and a highway heist that even Hollywood couldn't dream up. Last ...

Ankur Singh receives funding from Australian Research Council DECRA Award and the Chair of Lifespan Oral Health position at the University of Sydney is funded by the Rosebrook Foundation. When your ...

New research explores how diet, evolution, and facial anatomy may have shaped our modern smiles. Studies of ancient skulls show wider jaws and fewer malocclusions, leading researchers to explore how ...