01/19 GOOGLE TRENDS EXPERT KAYLA CONTI, CELEBRITY CHEF AND RESTAURATEUR MICHAEL SCHULSON, MONKITAIL, STEVE EVANS, THE MOVIE GUY

GOOGLE TRENDS EXPERT KAYLA CONTI - TOP GOOGLE TRENDS AND YOUTUBE VIDEO FOR THE WEEK

Google’s Top Search Trends program provides a revealing — and sometimes surprising — look at the people, places and topics that send the country searching for answers each week. Topics That Fascinated the U.S. Selected from Millions of INTERNET Searches!

HERE ARE THE TOP GOOGLE TRENDS FOR THE WEEK.
1. Ballistic Missile Threat
2. Beach Boys & Brian Wilson
3. Winter Olympics
4. Michigan Meteor
5. Snow Cream & Oymyakon


CELEBRITY CHEF AND RESTAURATEUR MICHAEL SCHULSON -  MONKITAIL IN HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA WAS JUST NAMED “BEST NEW RESTAURANT OF 2017” BY USA TODAY’S READER’S CHOICE AWARDS

Celebrity and famed chef Michael Schulson brings his modern Japanese fare to Hollywood, Florida with the opening of Monkitail his seventh restaurant. Schulson’s menu is a contemporary take on the classic izakaya, featuring sharable small plates and sushi as well as an array of specialty cocktails and sake.

Tucked away beyond the main dining room is Nokku, a cocktail lounge offering tunes, specialty crafted cocktails and sake late into the  night.

Michael Schulson is the chef and restaurateur behind the Schulson Collective of restaurants whose imagination and vision have made him one of Philadelphia’s most successful hospitality professionals.

Today, Schulson is the owner of day-to-night destination Double Knot; the expansive Independence Beer Garden; Sampan and the adjacent Graffiti Bar; and serves as chef-partner at Izakaya at Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, N.J. Schulson recently opened new-American spot Harp & Crown in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square. He recently opened Monkitail in Hollywood, Florida, which was just named “Best New Restaurant of 2017” by USA Today’s Reader’s Choice Awards.

STEVE EVANS - THE MOVIE GUY

GREAT MOVIES OPENING THIS WEEKEND AND BOX OFFICE PREDICTIONS AND HOPES. FIND OUT WHAT MOVIES ARE WORTH YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY. GET SET FOR THE WEEKEND.