Restaurant in Rome slammed for allegedly charging tourists $471 for spaghetti and fish
A restaurant in Rome has been blasted on Twitter after a customer alleged that the establishment unfairly charged her and a friend $471 for two plates of spaghetti with fish.
National Taco Day: Spilling the beans on the spiciest deals and freebies
The only thing better than a taco on National Taco Day is two, and with these spicy deals at all your favorite taco establishments, you’re sure to get a serious “queso” the munchies.
Mattel releases braille version of UNO to make card game more widely accessible
The cards have braille on the corner of each playing card to indicate the color and number or action, Mattel said.
For a baby’s heart health, dads should stop drinking 6 months before conception, study suggests
Dads-to-be who drank in the three months leading up to conception were 44 percent more likely to have a child born with CHD than men who do not drink
Husband wins $750K judgement against man who his ex-wife allegedly had affair with
A North Carolina man won a $750,000 judgement against his ex-wife’s alleged lover, according to reports citing court documents.
Woman's simple fridge hack goes viral
There’s apparently no such thing as being “too prepared” in all matters of meal prep, as evidenced by the thunderous applause one New York woman’s super-simple fridge organization hack has received on Facebook.
South Florida teen dies after saving mother and son from drowning in ocean
A teenager in South Florida has died several days after he saved a mother and her son from drowning in the ocean.
Coca-Cola Energy: Coke to bring its first-ever energy drink to United States next year
Coca-Cola announced on Tuesday that it will be bringing its first-ever energy drink (or at least the first marketed under the Coca-Cola brand) to the United States in 2020.
Wisconsin woman diagnosed with rare cancer after noticing 'ingrown hair' on this part of her body
She went to a dermatologist who told her the bump was likely nothing to worry about, as the skin around it appeared healthy. But the doctor recommended Marisa Strupp see a gynecologist anyway, and she did.
Woman climbs into lion exhibit at Bronx Zoo, taunts and dances for lion just feet away
A woman climbed over a safety barrier at the Bronx Zoo in New York City on Saturday and video of the incident is making the rounds on social media.
Beyonce's dad, Mathew Knowles, says he has breast cancer
Mathew Knowles, the father of Beyonce and Solange Knowles, says he's got breast cancer.
‘The BIG Lebowski’: 30-pound cat named after ‘The Dude’ abides at shelter as he awaits forever home
A 30-pound chonk of a cat at DuPage County Animal Services in Wheaton, Illinois, has been bestowed with a legendary title — “Lebowski—the BIG Lebowski.”
Beaumont Royal Oak scrambles when woman in zombie makeup shows up
A woman with Glam Gore makeup sent Beaumont Royal Oak into a bit of a scramble, she says, when they didn't realize she was wearing makeup.
10 months after giving birth, Olympic runner Allyson Felix smashes world record held by Usain Bolt
Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix smashed a world record held by Usain Bolt, widely known as the world’s fastest man, on Sunday — just 10 months after giving birth with an emergency C-section.
‘King of dad jokes’: Colorado father takes over community sign with puns, goes viral
The small town of Indian Hill Colorado may only have a humble population of just over 1,000, but hundreds of thousands of people are flocking to the Facebook page for the town community center’s message board.
'Surprise of a lifetime': Firefighter surprises deputy responding to call with marriage proposal
When a Virginia sheriff's deputy responded to assist a local fire and rescue team, it wasn't the scene she was expecting.
Walt Disney World opened on this day in 1971
Walt Disney World opened for the public on October 1st, 1971.
Runner killed by lightning while finishing 50K race in southeast Kansas
A runner has been killed by lightning as he was about to finish a 50 kilometer (31.07 miles) race in southeast Kansas.
Controversial new guidelines say there’s no need to cut back on red meat, prompting criticism
The conclusions were swiftly attacked by a group of prominent U.S. scientists who took the unusual step of trying to stop publication until their criticisms were addressed.
Planet-hunting NASA satellite captures a star being ripped apart by a black hole
For the first time, NASA’s planet-hunting Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) was able to watch the “cataclysmic phenomenon” of a star being torn apart by a black hole from beginning to end. Using follow-up observations from telescopes, astronomers were able to capture unprecedented data about the star-destroying events known as tidal disruptions.