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 A Taco Bell team member shows off a 60th anniversary T-shirt created in a partnership between the fast food chain and Born x Raised streetwear company. In 1962, Glen Bell opened the first Taco Bell in Downey, California, where he introduced tacos in a burger world and set the stage for what it means to “Live Más.” What began as a small taco stand lovingly referred to as “Numero Uno'' and inspired by a local Mexican restaurant that crafted a version of the hard shell tacos we now know and love across the global brand, Taco Bell is known for bold food innovations and fresh experiences that satisfy cravings and serve society for the better, too.   Today, Taco Bell is committing to a flavorful future with celebrations to match fueled by its people, its community and its food.  Taco Bell is celebrating its 60th birthday year with a meal and a new outfit. The fast-food Mexican chain on Monday kicked off what it said would be a year-long celebration of its 60th anniversary with a

 Giannis Antetokounmpo Wearing Stone Cold Steve Austin ‘3:16 Day’ Giannis Style Giannis Antetokounmpo, despite being in the NBA for less than 10 years, has already established himself as one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA. Giannis is a legend of the game and is still not in the prime years of his career. And last night, after the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Sacramento Kings, Giannis paid tribute to yet another legend, from a different walk of life. Giannis Antetokounmpo arrived at the post-game press conference wearing a 'Giannis 3:16' T-Shirt. Yesterday was March 16th, also known as 3:16 day, a reference to WWE legend Stone Cold Steve Austin, one of the most iconic figures in pop culture. In honor of 3:16 day, Giannis also drank some beer, something Stone Cold was known for during his WWE career. Giannis Antetokounmpo 3:16 Day Shirt + Hoodie Russell Wilson: Rocky Mountain Sugar Skull Shirt + Hoodie | Denver Broncos Tom Brady: The Legend Shirt + Hood

Ballard was photographed at the event next to the group’s executive director, George Singleton, who is black, while wearing the shirt that read: “Used but not used up.” The garden in Greenville’s Belle Mead section is also in a predominantly black neighborhood,  according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations . The Washington-based advocacy joined Singleton in calling on Ballard to publicly apologize. Reached for comment Wednesday, Ballard told The Post he intends to address the T-shirt at a council meeting next Tuesday. The Missouri native first elected in 2014 did not elaborate, but he  claimed to the Post and Courier  he didn’t even realize what was on his shirt at the time. “I didn’t even know there was a damn Confederate flag on there,” Ballard told the newspaper. “The shirt says ‘Used but not used up’ and it shows a guy restoring an old motorcycle. I didn’t even realize there was a Confederate flag on the shirt.” Ballard had the offending shirt on beneath another garment t

 If your celebration of Women’s History Month doesn’t include trans women and women of color, we’re not getting past the pods.  Here’s to championing the joy, autonomy, safety, and freedom of all women this month and always.  Women’s History Month is a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually in March in the United States since 1987. In the spirit of that mission, each Wednesday this month, we’ll feature female history-makers from all walks of life in hopes that their stories will inspire you all year long to learn more about and celebrate the accomplishments of other women. Plan B One-Step Angel Baby Crop Hoodie Plan B One-Step Angel Baby Shirt + Hoodie It's a Bad Day To Be a Bleacher Beer Shirt + Hoodie Goats Shirt + Hoodie - Rergie Ryno Williams Santo Banks Super Bowl 56 Champion LA Rams Hawaiian Shorts Super Bowl 56 Champion LA Rams Hawaiian Shirt Scarface Tony Montana Hawaiian Hoodie Scarface Tony Mon