Month: January 2022

National Pizza Day is fast approaching and pizzerias across the country will be plenty busy. But what city has the best and best pizza style? Everybody has an opinion on where you can find the best pizza in America. Some say New York, with its thin crust is by far the best. On the other … Continue reading National Pizza Day: New York/Chicago Old School Pizzerias

Perhaps the best reason for you to visit Barcelona is to see Antoni Gaudi’s famous architectural creations. In particular, are properties added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Collectively known as the Works of Antoni Gaudí, it represents some of the greatest architectural achievements of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Seven UNESCO Works of … Continue reading Antoni Gaudí: Seven UNESCO Works In Barcelona

Are you familiar with the famed American architect Frank Gehry? Even if you're not, you probably have already seen some of his most famous creations. On the other hand, you might be know his works but not like his style. Love him or hate him, Frank Gehry is among the world’s most important figures in … Continue reading Dazzling Structures Designed By Frank Gehry

Although omicron remains a threat, America will take time to reflect on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. At the same time, many events have been canceled due to the surge in Covid-19 cases. For instance, Los Angeles’ Kingdom Day has been canceled as is the Freedom Train to San Francisco. Out of an … Continue reading Ways To Observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2022

Are you comfortable with traveling right now? If so, you’re among 34% of Americans who probably are. That’s according to HealthCareInsider, unveiling results on January 7. On the other hand, 20% of those surveyed said they wouldn’t be comfortable with traveling until 2023. Fortunately, the survey also revealed that confidence in Covid-19 vaccines rose by … Continue reading HealthCareInsider Survey: Some Americans Ready To Travel