The Spring/Summer 2026 edition of Milan Fashion Week is here, and with it countless glamorous shows, high-octane parties, star-studded front rows, and fashion inspiration aplenty—but not just courtesy ...

A week after a culture-war firestorm threatened to engulf its country charm, Cracker Barrel reversed plans to spruce up its vintage logo of an overalls-clad old timer leaning against a barrel. “Our ...

Fashion resale app Depop announced on Wednesday the launch of a new styling and collaging tool, designed specifically for users who love creating fashion collages. Named “Outfits,” the new feature ...

Pizza night at home is a beloved tradition. Sure, you could get a pie from your local pizzeria or pop your favorite frozen pizza in the oven, but to turn it into more of an event, make your own. It ...

Cracker Barrel shares slid Thursday after fourth-quarter earnings disappointed, after the restaurant chain's swift reversal of its controversial logo redesign that went viral online. The company — ...

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On Sept. 4, Austin officials unveiled the city’s first-ever unified brand logo as part of a $1.1 million rebranding project, but the new wavy blue and green “A” has already sparked backlash from ...

Austin's new city logo is getting roasted online. For a city known for its ‘weirdness,' many are pointing out how strikingly sterile the logo is. One person commented that it looks like the logo for a ...

The branding, revealed at a press conference on September 4, includes an official logo for the city, a wordmark, and a set of guidelines for how Austin’s government will show up online. It was ...