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  • Travel Writer, Freelance
  • None, Freelance (FODOR'S TRAVEL, Time Out)
  • None, Freelance, Time Out
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The 10 Best Drive-Ins Across America

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By James Wong Verified
| Fodor's Travel Verified
Skip home streaming for the big screen under starlight. Long before we could binge K-Pop Demon Hunters two summers long, movie night was a proper occasion. The rise in popularity of outdoor movies in the 1920s inspired New Jersey businessman Richard Hollingshead to patent drive-in theaters in 1933. He advertised with the slogan, “The whole family is welcome, regardless of how noisy the children are”, and well, things certainly caught on.
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Does Streaming Music Still Bring the Joy

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By James Wong Verified
| Esquire Singapore Verified
Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash The last time I bought a physical CD album was Adele’s 25, all the way back in 2015. But that was a one-off, since by then I had already been streaming music for years. I had to get my hands on a physical copy, though, because an Adele release isn’t just any other release. It’s a moment in music history. Judging by the records it smashed, more than 22 million copies sold worldwide, we all felt the same way.
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The best things to do in Houston right now

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By Jonathan Thompson, Krista Diamond, James Wong Verified
| Time Out Verified
Sure, Houston might be known for NASA, oil production and Beyoncé, but it’s a city driving innovation on all fronts. It’s home to several world-class museums and over 200 green spaces, and it is one of the few American cities with permanent ballet, symphony and opera companies.
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