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Tourism in J&K on revival path, says govt; data shows slump in 2025 after Pahalgam attack
CultureDWTimes of Indiatmz6mo ago3 sources

Tourism in J&K on revival path, says govt; data shows slump in 2025 after Pahalgam attack

Jammu and Kashmir's tourism sector is showing signs of recovery following a significant downturn after the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. Government initiatives, including promotional efforts, have boosted tourist footfalls during the winter season. Despite a dip in 2025 compared to 2024, efforts are underway to further revive the industry, which contributes substantially to the state's economy.

Culturehollywood-reporter3mo ago

Gail Simmons Explains Top Chef Judging Rules

Top Chef judge and executive producer Gail Simmons discusses the show's judging process, the potential for another 'All-Stars' season, and the show's relationship with Food Network.

Valerie Bertinelli Launches Subscription Direct-to-Fan Platform ‘Valerie’s Place,’ Including New Episodes of ‘Home Cooking’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Culturevariety6mo ago

Valerie Bertinelli Launches Subscription Direct-to-Fan Platform ‘Valerie’s Place,’ Including New Episodes of ‘Home Cooking’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Former Food Network star Valerie Bertinelli launched her own direct-to-fan platform, “Valerie’s Place,” Wednesday, a subscription service powered by new tech company Visible Things. Bertinelli’s Valerie’s Place offering, which his now live as a website and will debut as an app in the coming weeks, features “a curated library of fan-favorite content, including new episodes […]

Ina Garten to Launch Podcast with Vox Media
BusinessNYT2mo ago

Ina Garten to Launch Podcast with Vox Media

Longtime Food Network star Ina Garten is set to launch a new podcast with Vox Media, a project that reportedly sparked a bidding war and highlights the evolving landscape of video podcasts and talk shows.

As a father of 2 young kids, I don't worry much about screen time. I'm more concerned about what's actually on the screen.
CultureBusiness Insider6mo ago

As a father of 2 young kids, I don't worry much about screen time. I'm more concerned about what's actually on the screen.

The author is more concerned about what type of content his kids watch than screen time. aphrodite74/Getty Images My wife and I try to keep screens and screen time to a minimum in our house. But we do sometimes watch TV together and try to focus on shows that teach our kids something. For me, screen time isn't scary; what type of content we watch is far more important. I didn't know what chocolate ganache was before watching reruns of an old Food Network pre-teen baking championship with my...