内容摘要：In Florida, Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill last year that would have put in place age restrictions and banned marketing directed toward children, stating that it would hurt small businesses.

In Florida, Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill last year that would have put in place age restrictions and banned marketing directed toward children, stating that it would hurt small businesses.

and nostalgia. Think pop-ups inspired by classic movies or menus that change based on global destinations," Leevoncharoen added. "But first things first: Hen Solo has to fly strong."Ensuring the restaurant prospers is the focus, as is ensuring that everyone who walks through the doors leaves with a smile. We imagine that's hard not to do with the cinema nostalgia at the counter and on your plate, and Leevoncharoen strives for the fun environment to elevate the food experience. "I want people to leave with a smile, not just because they ate well, but because they felt something different."

The chef continued, "Hen Solo isn't cookie-cutter fast food. It's full of personality, flavor, and a little bit of mischief. I hope people taste the care, the background, and the story behind each dish. I want them to know this is food made by someone who loves it, lives it and isn't afraid to take risks."Leevoncharoen's journey with Hen Solo is just getting started, and he vows to maintain his vision since that night he rewatchedand the idea came to mind. "In the end, I just want to serve food that makes people happy. That's always been the mission," he said. "If someone finishes their meal and says, 'Damn, that was fun,' then I've done my job."

No species is immune to injury, and unfortunately, animals sometimes suffer grievous injuries and humans can do nothing to help them. Recently, there was a video of a taillessshared across multiple news outlets, and it caused quite an uproar!

In the original video taken by Ashlyn Bartholomew and then shared by @cbsnews, an alligator in Southern Louisiana stopped traffic and can be seen

across a busy two-lane road. Unfortunately, this alligator has completely lost his tail. As you can imagine, he is still recognizable as a gator, but most people are stunned by the sight of him due to the obviously grim injury he has endured.Maybe it’s a bit obvious that sea themes would be all over the runways at Miami Swim Week, but this year feels different.

, starfish, and mermaid motifs have taken over, even outside of swimwear, and yet we still love to see them in our favorite waterside styles, like sparkling seascapes at Oceanus and underwater hues at Luli Fama. An added bonus?) sat front row at the first show of the week.

Stripes of all colorways, silhouettes, and sizes have become a marker of summer style in and out of the swim category. Nautical, preppy, or artistic, it’s the perfect pattern trend to dive into this summer, especially with brands like Montce and Azulu to back it up.Limited Too enthusiasts, rejoice! From tankinis and Hawaiian prints (hello, hibiscus) to fun florals and colorful prints, the height of 2000s nostalgia made a comeback this Miami Swim Week at shows like Leslie Amon and Cupshe. Maybe it’s the