2nd Grade Student Erases Classmates' School Lunch Debt With Lemonade Stand
A 2nd grader in Idaho is helping fellow students pay off their school lunch debts by collecting donations at her lemonade stand.
Read More-
-
Flutes Are Only For 'Bad Champagne,' Says Krug CEO
Many Champagne drinkers feel the beverage is best consumed from a flute, but the CEO and president of Champagne producer Krug says otherwise.
Read More -
Hillary Clinton Sends Pizza To Fans Waiting In Line For Her Book Signing
Hillary Clinton sent pizzas to the fans who camped out in line overnight to meet her at a book signing for her new memoir, "What Happened."
Read More -
You Can Pull Salt Bae's Signature Move In This Video Game
A video game will allow its users to copy a move from one of this year’s most popular internet memes.
Read More -
One Of New York City's Best Pizzerias Now Delivers
John's, one of New York's best pizzerias, is finally delivering to parts of Manhattan after nearly 90 years in business.
Read More -
Dog Becomes Internet Hero After Stealing A Snack From The Grill
The dog-napper can be seen sneaking a fast one on three unsuspecting humans, as he quietly latches onto an empanada and slips it off the grill.
Read More -
Viral Video Shows Cop Taking Money From Hot Dog Vendor's Wallet
A bicycle police officer at the University of California Berkeley was videotaped taking money from a hot dog vendor’s wallet.
Read More -
Olive Garden's New Unlimited Pasta Pass Could Include A Trip To Italy For Only $100 More
Olive Garden is selling its famed pasta passes, now with an all-inclusive trip to Italy for only $100 more.
Read More -
Aldi Is Selling A Fancy Rosé For $7.99 A Bottle
The award-winning wine Exquisite Collection Côtes de Provence Rosé 2016 is coming to Aldi stores across the United States.
Read More -
A Pizza Hut In Florida Ordered Employees Not To Flee Hurricane Irma
The manager of a Pizza Hut in Jacksonville, Florida, is under fire after ordering employees to come in to work rather than evacuate the incoming hurricane.
Read More -
Hindu Community Outraged Over 'Offensive' Australian Lamb Ad
The High Commission of India in Australia has filed a complaint about an “offensive advertisement” released by Meat and Livestock Australia.
Read More -
Target Drops Prices On Milk And Eggs To Compete With Amazon
Target has announced that it’s lowering prices on essential items, from cereal and paper towels to baby formula, razors, bath tissue, and more.
Read More -
The Chainsmokers Slammed For Dog-Eating Joke In China
The Chainsmokers were on tour in China when they offended a whole lot of people with a tone-deaf joke about eating dogs.
Read More -
Beyoncé And Tina Knowles' Favorite Houston Restaurant Revealed
Tina Knowles revealed on Instagram that she and her daughter share a love for popular Houston chicken chain Frenchy’s.
Read More -
Sorry, Chipotle: Survey Shows Customers Still Don't Trust Your Food
Wall Street firm Cowen has lowered Chipotle’s investment rating and predicts underperformance by the brand after dismal survey results.
Read More -
'Great British Bake Off' Judge Paul Hollywood Apologizes After Nazi Photo Emerges
Photos have emerged of “Great British Bake Off” judge Paul Hollywood clad in Nazi apparel at a village pub in Monkton, Kent.
Read More -
Study Claims 94 Percent Of U.S. Water Is Contaminated With Plastic
Eighty-three percent of the world’s tap water contains microscopic plastic fibers. In the U.S., 94.4 percent of the water supply has been tainted
Read More -
Kraft Heinz's New CFO David Knopf Is 29 Years Old
Kraft Heinz selected a CFO under 30 years old in hopes that he could lead the brand into sales growth.
Read More -
Kroger's First Restaurant Will Serve Hand-Crafted Cocktails
Kitchen 1883 will serve comfort food from a “made from scratch menu” alongside hand-crafted cocktails.
Read More -
Twitter Is Going Nuts For Japan's First Ever Cat Café Train
A Japanese feline charity held a cat café train service with Yoro Railway for one day only between two stations.
Read More -
Hurricane Irma Refugee Calls Out Disney World For Alleged Price-Gouging
A Disney World resort reportedly charged guests increased prices for food and drink during the disaster.
Read More -
Orthodox Jews Escaping Irma Find Food And Shelter In Atlanta
Many in Florida’s Orthodox Jewish Community are finding refuge in the Toco Hill community in Atlanta, Georgia.
Read More -
Check Out The Fancy Food Prince George Might Be Eating At His New School
There's no mystery meat here. You won't believe the fancy things on the school lunch menu at Prince George's new school.
Read More -
7-Eleven Sends Free Water To Florida After Price-Gouging Accusations
7-Eleven sent 4,800 cases of free water to Florida after several of its stores were accused of price-gouging for water before Hurricane Irma.
Read More -
Hurricane Irma Strands Cruise Passengers At Sea With Unlimited Booze
4,000 people fled Hurricane Irma on a cruise ship with no set destination or end date, but they have plenty of food, water, and unlimited booze.
Read More -
DOJ Sides With Baker In Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case
The Trump administration has come out in support of the Christian baker in the upcoming Supreme Court same-sex wedding cake case.
Read More -
Hurricane Irma Sparks Rescue Mission For Rare Wines
Wine collectors are deploying emergency response teams to Florida and Louisiana to rescue millions of dollars worth of rare wines from Hurricane Irma.
Read More
