Salvadoran food goes beyond pupusas. Could Leña, the pop-up from former Mozza chef Jimmy Reyes, be a bridge to the Salvadoran fine-dining restaurant L.A. needs?

Salvadoran food goes beyond pupusas. Could Leña, the pop-up from former Mozza chef Jimmy Reyes, be a bridge to the Salvadoran fine-dining restaurant L.A. needs?

Bizarre AI slop menus with unsettling food images are taking over restaurants in L.A. and beyond. Why some restaurants say they work.

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Argentina refers to the Falkland Islands as Islas Malvinas. They were invaded in 1982 under orders from Argentina's then-military dictatorship, triggering a 10-week war won by Britain.