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Rising real estate prices and home video nearly signalled the end of the drive-in theatre. But when times get tough, people get driving... to the movies.... apparently!

Diners started in the United States in 1858 after a 17-year old boy named Walter Scott began selling sandwiches from a basket. Food Network spotlights the best diners.

Lovable celebrity chef Guy Fieri brought his rock and roll style to the Barilla Interactive Cooking Lunch during the 2009 Food Network South Beach Wine and Food Festival.

Omaha has its share of chain restaurants and fast-food joints, but any traveler or Omaha native should make these five their eating destinations.

Famous with Sacramento locals long before its feature on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-in's and Dives, Squeeze Inn serves up some of the best burgers around.

George Romero's classic zombie film was a low budget film which had a huge impact on the horror fraternity. Apart from the horror it had ideas new to the genre.

Today, drive-in theaters have mostly gone the way of the dinosaurs - nearly extinct fossils whose remains are found on long dirt roads in the middle of nowhere.

The forests of Northern Wisconsin are a playground for visitors from all over the Midwest. What kind of activities are available and what is Wisconsin's Northwoods?

Why would a restaurant provide a free meal for anyone ever? What is required to get that free birthday meal?

Valentine's Day dates and anniversary dates can be expensive and restaurant reservations are hard to get. Try these other inexpensive but romantic date ideas instead.

The economy has pretty much everyone pinching pennies today, but people still need to have fun. Here are some tips to enable one to get out of the house for cheap.

It may be a little out of the way, or it may be close by, but this BBQ Shack is full of great people, and even greater flavor.

If you love working with your hands on miniature things, try these ideas for building a diorama of a town or city. Great hands-on history, social studies or art project!

Guy Fieri talked about Season two of The Ultimate Recipe Showdown which airs on January 4, 2009. 24 contestants will battle for national cooking fame on Food Network.