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The Bandit never had it so good.

She shares her own story of being bullied, as well.

Three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart has agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the parents of Kevin Ward Jr., a sprint car racer who was hit and killed by Stewart's car during a 2014 race in upstate New York.

Don't try this at home. Or anywhere.

It's not real, but neither is the movie.

Tyler Marinelli claims he never got sick of eating it, either.

Plastic surgeon Norman Rowe might specialize in “designer nipples,” but don’t poke fun — his business is reportedly booming, according to a feature published on The New York Post.

A British explorer will donate his detached toes to a bar in Canada where they’ll be used to garnish the place's signature, Sourtoe Cocktail.

NASCAR is bringing restrictor plate racing to Charlotte Motor Speedway, to see if it improves competition at the 1.5-mile track.

What would you do after winning a Masters Tournament?

Girl Scout Troop 6000 of New York City is celebrating an extra special cookie season this year.

Imitation might be the most sincere form of flattery, but not if In-N-Out is has something to say about it.

She thought it was a scam.

The domestic diva will surely be serving up her signature sense of wit and charm.

When Donald Trump took office last year, he also grabbed the keys to a car.

Forget the bone-chilling air of winter, the only chill you need is in your glass.

It's definitely time to throw in a load of laundry.

Doing any kind of chores, be it picking up your room, vacuuming, or cleaning windows, truly stinks. But dishes are apparently the worst.

He was scanning the sand for trash with a group of beach-cleaning volunteers when he spotted the unopened bag of onion and cheese chips.

A woman who took to a parenting blog to ask if she was in the wrong for allowing her 4-year-old daughter to eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich received plenty of feedback.