Seth Kunin's Memorial Service Investigated Over Noise Complaint
An anonymous person has lodged a complaint over winemaker Seth Kunin’s memorial for causing traffic and noise disruptions.
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Alcohol Tax Cut May Not Reduce Consumer Prices, Could Lead To More Deaths
Experts have pleaded with lawmakers to raise the tax on alcohol in an effort to reduce alcohol-induced deaths. Instead, the Senate is planning to lower it.
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Applebee's Is Offering $1 Long Island Iced Teas All December
Applebee’s is offering $1 Long Island Iced Teas throughout the month of December to make holiday shopping tolerable again.
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Google Finally Switches Cheeseburger Emoji's Cheese Placement After Major Public Outcry
After furious internet debate, Google Android has fixed the placement of the cheese in their cheeseburger emoji.
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'Top Chef' Alum Johnny Iuzzini Accused Of Sexual Harassment By 4 Former Employees
Two pastry chefs and two externs have accused celebrity chef Johnny Iuzzini of sexually harassing them when they worked for him at Jean-Georges.
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This 1,300-Pound Gingerbread Bar Is A Christmas Miracle
This winter, Los Angeles dwellers and jet setters alike can experience a life-size gingerbread house that serves as a fully functioning pop-up bar.
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M&M's Releases Sequel To Christmas Ad From 1996
M&M’s has released a sequel to a holiday commercial from 1996 that ended with a ginormous cliffhanger.
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Pop-Tarts Calls For Twitter User's Arrest After Another Offending Pop-Tart Creation Appears
Pop-Tarts tagged the Illinois State Police in a tweet after one Twitter user claimed a mustard-covered Pop-Tart was a thing in Illinois.
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Burger King Manager Filmed Screaming At Customer: Watch
The manager of a Burger King in Ohio has been filmed screaming at a customer who allegedly took too long to place her order.
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London Mayor Bans Fast-Food Joints From Opening Near Schools
As concerns over childhood obesity in London grow, Mayor Sadiq Khan employs 400-meter rule for fast-food restaurants opening near schools.
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Chipotle CEO Steve Ells Steps Down
Steve Ells has stepped down from his position as CEO at Chipotle Mexican Grill after a 25-year run with the fast-casual chain.
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Domino's Launches Pizza-Centric Baby Registry
Domino’s pizza has created the ultimate baby registry for pizza lovers in partnership with Gugu Guru.
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Deep Frying Food Is Making Cities Cloudier, Study Says
While it’s widely known that fried foods aren’t healthy to consume, a new study shows that the use of deep fryers could be making cities cloudier.
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Celebrity Chefs Help Delta Air Line Enhance 'Farm-To-Tray-Table' Menu
Chefs Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo are partnering with Delta Air Line to create an extensive menu for flights out of LAX to NYC and D.C.
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New Jersey Airport Opens Sushi Bar With World-Class Seafood From Tokyo
An airport in New Jersey opened Tsukiji Fishroom, a hub for pre-made products featuring ingredients from Tokyo’s world-famous seafood market.
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Man Fired For Using Potato Chip Bag To Skip Work For Two Years
An Australian man ditched work by hiding his GPS device in a foil potato chip bag, and he got away with it for years.
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CDC Warns People Who Have Consumed Raw Milk To See A Doctor
Udder Milk has shut down after one New Jersey woman reported being infected with Brucella RB51 after consuming their products.
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SodaStream Is Turning Your Water Into Wine
SodaStream is selling a concentrate that turns your fizzy water into fizzy wine but only for customers who buy from their online German store.
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Cards Against Humanity Made Knockoff Pringles Called 'Prongles'
The people behind Cards Against Humanity made hilarious Pringles-like potato chips called “Prongles.”
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Denver Coffeehouse Sign Glorifies Gentrification, Neighborhood Reasonably Offended
Ink! Coffee in Denver posted a sign glorifying gentrification in a recently gentrified neighborhood, angering many.
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Mayor De Blasio Defends New York Pizza After Staffer Alleges Chicago-Style Is Better
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says Chicago “doesn’t stand a chance against New York” in regards to which has the best pizza.
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European Union Denies Ban On Controversial Herbicide Roundup
Despite opposition from France and glaring health concerns, the EU has approved the use of the chemical in the herbicide Roundup for another five years.
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Man Shot To Death Inside New Jersey Applebee's Knew Alleged Gunman
The shooter in a murder that took place inside a New Jersey Applebee’s has reportedly been identified after video footage was released to police.
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Red Alert: Starbucks Has Released A Second Holiday Cup
Starbucks has released a second holiday cup, this time in red with a special heart-warming intention for the winter season.
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Huddle House Employee Helps Customer Cut Pancakes: Watch The Sweet Video
A video of an employee at a Huddle House in Georgia has gone viral after a customer captured her assisting a veteran with his pancakes.
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Arby's Parent Company Buys Buffalo Wild Wings For $2.4 Billion
Arby’s parent company, Roark Capital Group, will purchase Buffalo Wild Wings for $2.4 billion. The deal is expected to close in early 2018.
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Deputy Pulls Over Speeding Car, Saves Woman Choking On Honey Mustard-Flavored Nut
A police officer in Indiana pulled a woman over for speeding, but when he walked up to the car, he found that she was choking.
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