Sushi chef Woepa Zegid is from Tibet, but he fell in love with American country music and Japanese cuisine shortly after he came to the U.S. at age 17. Zegid remembers his first taste of yellowtail ...

Sushiko was DC’s first sushi restaurant when it opened in 1976, originally in Glover Park. It’s now a staple of Chevy Chase, where chef Piter Tjan turns out solid nigiri and fun rolls (try the ...

I've always enjoyed unagi, which is the Japanese word for fresh water eels. Never in my life do I think I've had it fresh.

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President Trump has announced that the US will impose tariffs on all cars and trucks imported into the country. Here’s where all EVs available in the US are assembled. Shortly after taking ...

Jelly Roll got candid about his enduring marriage to Bunnie Xo, whom he met backstage at one of his shows in 2015. The country crooner and the podcaster are the definition of loved-up, with Bunnie ...

Jelly Roll is adding "actor" to his resume. The country music star will try his hand at television stardom with a new guest role on CBS' popular series "Fire Country," the network confirms.

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The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC), under Addendum IV to the Interstate Fisheries Management Plan for American Eel, allows states to submit an aquaculture plan to request up to ...

Jelly Roll is making his acting debut with an important role alongside Max Thieriot and Billy Burke on CBS’ hit series Fire Country. In Us Weekly‘s exclusive first look at the April 11 episode ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Tufan Erginbilgiç took the helm of Rolls-Royce as a relative unknown, viewed by many as an unexpected ...