内容摘要：The Oreo Brownie Frosty Fusion is also available, consisting of a brownie batter sauce and Oreo cookie pieces, combined with a chocolate or vanilla base.

The Oreo Brownie Frosty Fusion is also available, consisting of a brownie batter sauce and Oreo cookie pieces, combined with a chocolate or vanilla base.

"We're not trying to be another fried chicken joint. We're here to bring personality and punch to every item on the menu," Leevongcharoen revealed. "Whether it's a burrito, a spicy wing, or a vodka pesto cutlet sandwich, it all comes from a place of culinary integrity and a love of flavor."And the cook knows a thing or two about flavor, having spent much of his childhood and adult life in the kitchen.  Growing up, Leevongcharoen worked in his family's Thai restaurant, where he got the bug for cooking creative meals. He took that passion with him while training in classic French cuisine in Lyon, France, and whipping up ramen in Japan, where he's been "hands-on every step of the way."

While Hen Solo is currently his baby, he's no stranger to launching successful eateries. In 2012, Leevongcharoen opened Ramen Bar near the University of Pennsylvania campus, which led to a second location before the COVID-19 pandemic forced a significant pivot in his business plans. He later helped launch Chika in Center City, PA, where he worked as the Executive Chef, bringing sushi and ramen together on a larger scale.While Leevongcharoen has multiple business partners in his latest venture, all of whom believe in building something bold and unique, he is the founder and creative force (no pun intended) behind Hen Solo. So, choosing PA as its home base felt right as he's had deep roots there, having studied culinary arts at Pennsylvania State and immediately falling in love with the area's culture and rich history."Philly has always felt like the right mix of grit, flavor, and opportunity," the chef told us. "I love that you can build something real here. The community shows up if you deliver. That's why I stayed."

And if you're wondering why Leevongcharoen chose chicken as his main ingredient for Hen Solo, the fictional Star Wars character also influenced the move."Chicken is incredibly versatile. It's a blank canvas that works across cultures and cuisines, from curry to cutlets, tacos to tenders. Plus, it's a protein that people feel good about eating," the chef shared. "I wanted something approachable but still open to creativity, and chicken gave me that flexibility. It's the hero in every dish. Just like Han Solo, always ready to show up and surprise you."

However, don't expect the menu to be limited to its current list, as Leevongcharoen rolls out monthly specials inspired by international flavors and seasoned ingredients, and, of course, always with a Hen Solo twist.

"One month, you might see a smoky spice-rubbed rice bowl with galactic heat; the next could be a sweet-and-savory teriyaki crunch wrap or a curry bowl straight from the outer rim," the chef teased. "We're also gearing up to launch fresh salad bowls, plus desserts and tasty treats that feel like they've landed from another planet. The menu's always evolving just like the galaxy we draw inspiration from."and knickers combo worn out in the snow—the perfect look for a first kiss with Colin Firth, IMO. But there's another iconic Bridget look you may be forgetting. Namely, the oh-so-simple, oh-so-chic LBD that Bridget wears in the first film at the

book launch. You know, the book launch where Bridget tells Salman Rushdie his books are "also very good" before almost saying "Mr. Tits-Pervert" on stage. You gotta love Bridget...The dress in question is a slinky, silky, plunging little black dress—simple, timeless, sexy. And it's a look that Zellweger just recreated on the red carpet almost 25 years later.

Zellweger's updated take on the look, which she wore at the 2025 Gotham Television Awards on June 2 in New York, saw her wearing a simple black column dress that cinched ever so subtly at the waist. Instead of wearing the straps over her shoulders as she did in the film, she wore the straps in an off-the-shoulder style. She also rocked a simple hairdo, wearing a low bun with a loose strand framing her face. She completed the look with a simple pair of pointed black heels.As Molly Emma Rowe, costume designer of the latest