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"We were actually messing with a smaller alligator when we looked up to see this one out in the middle of the river."

Ironically, the restaurant is called Grandma's Kitchen.

They've long been an unmissable part of public events in Mexico, from soccer matches to trade fairs: attractive women hired to be greeters or simply as eye candy, sometimes scantily clad in short skirts and high heels or crop-tops and hot pants emblazoned with corporate logos.

The health secretary of Santa Marta, Julio Salas, advised locals to abstain from sex to stay cool during an intense heat wave, according to Colombia Reports.

Students were shown the video on the second day of school.

The chain has joined the food truck wave.

Nest seekers searching for a multi-million dollar place to call home in the Big Apple can be neighbors with the First Family.

The 41-year-old brand is growing tired in its middle age, some critics argue.

"It is [often] always the bride's idea, and if anyone is more uncomfortable it is always the groom!”

A quote at the Gregory-Lincoln Education Center in Houston, Texas, said to be misogynistic, went viral on social media.

Seek and ye shall find.

She paid over $16,000 to find her true love.

It's reportedly sweeping Russia.

When folks start calling a 42 year-old NASCAR driver ‘grandpa’ you know things have changed.

For someone in need, finding a caring service dog is like hitting the lottery.

"At the end of the day, we want to be able to decide on our own."

The two people aboard the 20-foot vessel were rescued and were not injured, authorities said.

People have a whole lot to say about the trend.

Turns out some good came out of the girl's scam.

Dunkin’ Donuts is beating Starbucks to the pumpkin-spiced punch.