At home in South Pasadena, Hong used a whole chicken — head and feet intact — he bought from a fresh poultry store to make his version of miến gà. He placed the chicken in a boiling pot of broth, ...

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Do I want one of these? I may or may not be nodding my head right now. Got a hot tip that has like, anything to do with keyboards? Help me out by sending in a link or two. Don’t want all the ...

The business will have the company’s screaming chicken head logo, along with the name on one side, with a mural of a Greek god wearing sunglasses and holding a cellphone at the drive-through window.

"Chicken Jockey," a term familiar to players of the popular video game, is causing chaos in some theaters, as some moviegoers have taken to tossing trash and debris at the sight of the zombie ...

Ashok Selvam is the regional editor for Eater Midwest and in charge of coverage in Chicago, Detroit, and the Twin Cities. He’s a native Chicagoan and has been with Eater since 2014. But thanks ...

The Clocktower juts above the falls in one corner, and next to the counter, Dave (chicken head on a human body) takes a ride in Riverfront Park’s red wagon. Chicken is offered at seven spice ...

Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Win or LoseThe third episode of the Disney+ streaming show Win or Lose features a creepy yet hilarious villain who might ring a bell for fans of classic Pixar movies.

don’t settle for just any old chicken. Head to Love & Honey Fried Chicken. Your taste buds will thank you, your stomach will thank you, and you’ll finally understand why the chicken crossed the road – ...

The skin features a pixelated chicken head and a sleek silver spacesuit, which stands out in the game’s often gritty and realistic environment. This contrast is part of what has drawn mixed reactions; ...

As she plays a gentle piece by Chopin, Piyo — perched confidently on her head — begins to sing in perfect sync with the music, letting out a bold “cock-a-doodle-doo” just as the melody swells.

The chicken in question looked like it had been away from home for quite some time, as the feathers atop its bobbing head had grown matted so far over and around its neck that they bore a striking ...