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Don't miss Kindred's carefully curated wine list, which focuses on family-owned wineries and small producers. Or opt for the "barkeep's choice," and let the bartender choose your libation for the evening. The menu can seem pricey, but it’s packed with local ingredients and it’s all meant to be shared, like a family dinner at a table loaded with deliciousness. Wagyu pot roast, miso mac and cheese, and broccoli grilled with bone marrow butter will barely leave room for desserts like salted honey pie.
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Luckily, he had more than his work on Chronicles Of Life And Death to show publishers — he also had his very own mini comic series. The goal, Madden explains, is just to make people feel something. “To me, Generation Rx is this distracted generation,” he says.
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For a contemporary approach to the Italian classics, try Stagioni in Myers Park. The wood-fired pizzas—like the pepperoni and sausage pie with house-made fennel sausage, roasted tomato sauce, mozzarella, and pepperoni—are worth the hype. But the fresh pasta is also outstanding and come in gluten-free variations. Save room for dessert, the Zeppoli—a fried dough doused in powdered sugar served with salted caramel dipping sauce—is not to be missed. At the rustic yet refined Heirloom, farm-to-table fine dining feels familiar and friendly, not fussy.
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Good Charlotte has come a long way from their humble beginnings in 1996 when twin brothers Joel and Benji Madden decided to form a band after watching a Beastie Boys show, as noted by Rolling Stone. With Joel on lead vocals and Benji on guitars, the Waldorf, Maryland, band shot to fame in the early 2000s along with other young pop-punk acts such as Simple Plan and the All-American Rejects and became Vans Warped Tour regulars in the process. While they're no longer darlings of the so-called "scene kids" as they were back in the day, the band is still as active as ever after coming back from an extended hiatus in 2016. If anything, the fact that their most recent release, 2018's "Generation Rx," peaked at No. 18 on the Billboard 200 is a sign of their staying power at a time when most rock sub-genres are largely thought of as yesterday's news.
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According to Chef Sam Diminch, the “seasons write the menus” at Restaurant Constance, a 10-table, no-concept restaurant. Born out of Diminch’s Your Farms Your Table Restaurant Group and named after his daughter, Restaurant Constance is highly focused on quality, local produce, and the power of connecting over a meal. Expect an evolving raw bar, inventive desserts, and a vast and creative non-alcoholic cocktail menu with your reservation. When it comes to Southern cities known for their culinary feats, Charlotte, North Carolina, is often eclipsed by its neighbor to the South, Charleston.
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The band was present for the show of August 16, 2007 in Madison Square Garden, which was taped for a HBO broadcast. 2002's The Young and the Hopeless sold 4.9 million copies and thrust the band into mainstream popularity. The band's breakthrough single, titled "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", topped both pop and rock charts around the globe. Singles that were released from the album include "The Anthem", "Girls & Boys", "The Young & the Hopeless", and "Hold On".
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But I always say that whatever sounds best in the studio is what I’m going to use. And we had a couple of really nice old Marshall JCM 800s, and we did some demoing with Kempers. The Super Boy, a double burger with housemade chili and slaw, might be the star of the show at South 21 Drive-In, but the curb-side service restaurant has plenty of other options too. Opened in 1955, the historic eatery continues to whip up Fish-o-Burgers, BLTs, and other favorites for its customers.
From drive-thru mainstays that have weathered decades to the finest dining rooms and the latest culinary concepts, talented chefs are at the helm, keeping us hungry for more. Vitriol The Hunter is co-created by Martin and Allen, and draws on the folklore and old monster myths prevalent in today’s society, twisting them into a macabre-style story reminiscent of classic horror movies crossed with futuristic fantasy. A self-proclaimed vigilante, Vitriol embarks on a mission to protect his homeland from the malicious monsters that have overtaken it, led by a brutal tyrant vampire.
Located in Uptown, Fin & Fino serves some of the city's best seafood. The menu is meant for sharing with a rotating list of daily oysters, cheese and charcuterie boards, and the "Tower of Power," layered with 16 oysters, 16 shrimp, and 16 mussels. There are also several stand-out entrees, like the North Carolina mountain trout, severed with sweet potato, smoked carrots, fennel, radish, and greens. Indulge in "The Treatment," a $59 sampling of the kitchen's best. Don't miss the restaurant's rotating menu of seasonal, apothecary-style cocktails, served from a 1950s-era soda fountain.
They regularly outplayed the Nuggets for long stretches over the course of the five-game series, but faltered in crunch time nearly every game. Rapid response team chaplains are stationed right outside the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. They're hearing a lot of stories about the fallen officers, especially the department's very own Joshua Eyer. They're in Charlotte as part of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, to try to help the city heal.
Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings. While hearts are heavy across the state, the loss of four officers hits harder than most for their brothers and sisters in blue. Charlotte has a serious sushi experience now, with Omakase in Cotswold. But if $300 for a 16-course tasting (or $150 for 10 courses at lunch) is a bit rich, consider Omakase’s little sister in Ballantyne.
Bassist Paul Thomas has been with Good Charlotte since the early days, contributing to the rhythm section that defines the band’s energetic sound. His tenure with the band spans all their major albums, marking him as a consistent figure in the lineup. Thomas’ musicianship has been a key element in the band’s live performances and studio recordings. Outside of Good Charlotte, Paul has been involved in other musical projects, but his identity remains most closely tied to his work with the band. Rather, after twenty years of hard work, Good Charlotte have proven themselves and earned the right to do the band on their own terms. With Martin’s children’s book set for release in the fall, an opening spot on the biggest pop-star in the world’s tour and a brand new full-time fifth member, the boys from Good Charlotte indeed enjoy trying new things.
Count yourself lucky if you can snag a reservation at Supperland. Opened in Plaza Midwood in 2021, the self-proclaimed “Southern steakhouse meets church potluck” is the next chapter for two restored buildings that once served as the First Church of Christ, a gallery, and a bread shop—although at different times. After indulging in the miso mac and cheese, wagyu pot roast, and sausage gravy croquettes, guests can head downstairs to the restaurant’s speakeasy, which offers first-come-first-serve seating as well as pre-booked coursed cocktail tastings.
"We took a break from Good Charlotte because we really felt like it was our baby," he explained. Despite his success in the world of comics, for now, Billy’s focus is back on his day job — and the band’s long-awaited album seventh album. What you might not know about Good Charlotte, however, is that their guitarist Billy Martin spends his spare time illustrating some of the world’s biggest comics. When asked for his closing thoughts, Martin’s words were simple.
And so we had this really interesting mix between our ethos and our core values and then also our drive and our desire to succeed and take care of our families. Whereas some other bands came from very well-to-do families and had graduated from college. So we were in a weird little place of our own of being in the punk scene and being accepted by a lot of them, but also being a little alienated from that. At the same time, there’s also a lot of varied sounds and instrumentation.
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