Dining & Entertainment

Looking to fry up some turkey this Thanksgiving? These turkey fryers are the best ones on the market and they won't cost you a wing and a leg to get cooking.

THX and Mixhalo make the music quality as good as the experience of attending a live concert.

All you have to do is push a button on the LG HomeBrew to brew five liters of your choice of five different styles of beer.

Using a malt-based ink, Beer Ripples can print just about anything on the surface of beer.

Need a great recipe for just the ingredients you have on hand? These sites will rescue you in your time of need.

 The challenge, which every entrepreneur faces, is to keep innovating. Here's inspiration to reimagine your business from industry leaders.

The Google search data for local businesses now includes Popular Times, which uses GPS data to determine when they are at their busiest.

Much as it may like to do so, Major League Baseball and other sports groups are largely unable to stop fan-shot live stream video of games.

Coffee addicts in the Portland, Oregon area can now use the Starbucks iOS mobile app to order food and beverage for pickup.

The Consumer Review Freedom Act of 2014 would stop businesses from threatening fines against those who leave critical reviews on sites like Yelp.

One-third of all consumer reviews on the Internet are bogus. Here’s how to spot them.

Plan the perfect trip with these sites and apps that help you find attractions, activities, restaurants and more at your vacation destination.

Taco Bell announced that a mobile ordering app will be available to customers nationwide later this year, with other fast food restaurant close behind.

Gratafy lets you buy and send your friend drinks, appetizers, or even a meal at local restaurants using just their email or phone number.

A total of 19 firms have been caught a New York Attorney General sting operation targeting fraudulent Yelp reviews.

The latest update to Yelp supercharges the app's Nearby tab, using information about weather, location, and time of day to recommend new eateries.

Three major networks have begun streaming content directly to your computer and tablet, but there's a big catch.

These second screen or companion apps make multitasking entertainment fun.

Not happy with the stock selection of Haggadahs? Make your own!

No more fumbling for cash or cards, BlackBerry and iPhone owners can swipe their phones for their next latte.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium's popular and widely-referenced Seafood Watch guides are available on your mobile phone free of charge to help you make sustainable seafood choices quickly and easily—whether you’re at your favorite restaurant or sushi joint, or shopping at your local market.

Too tired to cook? With these websites, a great meal is only a few clicks away—just the way you like it.

Netflix is treating everyone to a free screening of The Wizard of Oz on October 3, 2009 on their computer and a live screening in New York City's Central Park on September 29, 2009.

Irradiating food is a controversial topic, yet holds great promise for reducing food-borne illness. Is it safe?