Having salvaged the ginormous wooden backdrop used in the home kitchen of "Top Chef: Wisconsin," Visit Milwaukee reached out to Ike Wynter to see if he'd be down to help them repurpose some of it.

Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. Google last made a major change to its logo in September 2015, when the company updated its font to a sans-serif typeface. At the time, Google also ...

A lawyer said he had used the cartoon image of a dragon in a business suit as a logo for his firm, Dragon Lawyers, to symbolize “aggressive representation.” By Michael Levenson A purple dragon ...

After testing, Gboard is now widely rolling out an Emoji Kitchen redesign and Browse feature for Pixel devices. Opening the Emoji keyboard in a compatible text field will reveal a slightly ...

A logo is a big part of any major company's brand identity. It takes a lot of work to create a simple little image that the average consumer can immediately associate with certain features and ...

With the December 2024 Pixel Feature Drop, Google announced “updated navigation” for Emoji Kitchen, and this new Gboard Browse UI is more widely rolling out. This has been a very slow ...

The image of the flipped logo has been edited to add "eyes" so that it more closely resembles a KKK hood. On April 1, 2025, TikTok user @thedisciplinedfatkid posted a video (archived) in which he ...

Several social media users are sharing a Tesla logo ‘upside down’ meme claiming that the stylized ‘T’ when upturned looks like a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) hood. A TikTok user, @ ...

Max just got a new logo. Again. Two years after rebranding from HBO Max to just Max with new a bright blue-and-white logo, the Warner Bros Discovery-owned streaming service is making an update to ...

“It’s hard to believe, but after reviewing the logo both internally and externally, none of us saw what the internet saw,” said Ellen Walsh, chief marketing officer for team owner Attain ...

These are the kinds of traditions that Kathy and Robin Beeck have developed over the years. "I remember one year, it was super, super snowy, and they were arriving late because traffic was terrible.

But cinephiles won’t find festival founders Robin and Kathy Beeck leaving anything to chance. For more than two decades, the sisters have overseen the festival — as it has transformed from a ...