MCDONALD’S has brought back a nostalgic 90s favourite for six weeks only – check how you can get it. In the past, the fast ...

Silver Buffalo has launched a vase from the Mini Planters line inspired by the mega-famous television series sitcom Friends, ...

The latest Friends experience has found a permanent home in the heart of New York City with the opening of Central Perk Coffeehouse on Times Square. Spanning 3,000-sq.-ft., the cafe is inspired by the ...

Central Perk will be there for you, New York — but not in the exact way “Friends” superfans might remember. Inspired by the gang’s gathering place on the Warner Bros. megahit TV show (which ran for 10 ...

The Rachel Green side salad (quinoa, cucumber, parsley, mint, red onion, pistachio, chickpea, feta and lemon vinaigrette), Phoebe's Grandma's cookies, and Joey's meatball sub, are part of the food ...

The Times Square destination isn't a carbon copy of the '90s sitcom set, but that was never the goal, said Kathleen Wallis, vice president of Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, which licenses ...

If you need a delicious sandwich and drink in a place that feels super cozy and familiar, Central Perk will be there for you soon. The infamous cafe spot from Friends has had pop-ups in the past, but ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, Central Perk Coffee Co., and CenPer Holdings, LLC, proudly announce the official opening of Central Perk Coffeehouse Times Square — located at 20 Times ...

Friends fans can finally get their hands on the giant coffee mugs as they relax on the iconic orange couch, as the beloved fictional coffee shop, Central Perk, sets its opening date for its New York ...

Colicchio Consulting Places the Iconic “Friends” Central Perk Coffeehouse at the Crossroads of the World. The fall opening of the legendary “Friends” hangout will bring unlimited nostalgia, fun, ...

Rich Katz has a puzzling job for us that turns out to be very, very cushy. By Caitlin Lovinger Jump to: Tricky Clues | Today’s Theme SUNDAY PUZZLE — Will Shortz, in his print introduction to this grid ...