If the summer warmth has you itching to potter about in the garden, now is the ideal time to give your plants a once-over.

Some of those beautiful blooms that have been thriving might actually be detrimental to your garden - these common weeds are tricky to identify and can wreak havoc if allowed to proliferate. ...

When talking about their plans for the movie, Wilson pointed out how many of the main cast “are directors now” and could helm ...

Damien de Froberville has been promoted to Sony Pictures Animation President, the studio announced in a memo on Tuesaday. He’ll serve alongside president Kristine Belson, overseeing the ...

Future VW EVs will drop the ID prefix and adopt more traditional names. The announcement was made by VW Brand Board Member Martin Sander. The change will start with the production version of the ...

Weed identification in vegetable plantation is more challenging than crop weed identification due to their random plant spacing. So far, little work has been found on identifying weeds in vegetable ...

Entertainment Hundreds attend Staten Island’s inaugural legal weed festivals (134 photos) Updated: Apr. 21, 2025, 12:27 p.m. | Published: Apr. 20, 2025, 7:43 a.m.

On Friday, hundreds of stoners gathered in downtown Phoenix for the annual weed festival, celebrating weed culture more than a week before 420. There was music, glass-blowing, food and tattooing ...

Options: Option A: Collect and mount 1 weed specimen [see pub.4-H 247 -W ] on poster [see poster guidelines county handbook]. Show flower and or fruit, leaf, stem and root characteristics. Include ...

Levine had joined Hartbeat from Warner Bros. just a year ago. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Sony Pictures Entertainment has named Jay Levine executive VP, chief strategy officer and head of ...

For some who now use their maiden name as a middle name and changed their Social Security accordingly, the only option to get a Real ID is to go probate court (a $250 expense) to legally change ...

No movie theaters are allowed to sell weed, but according to Taylor Randi Lee, press secretary for the New York State Office of Cannabis Management, things could change.