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Townsend Bell didn’t win the Rolex 24 at Daytona this past weekend, but the really bad news came when he got home.

Her most recent chop went straight to a good cause.

Eater NY claims that Salt Bae's salt-sprinking and meat-caressing wouldn't be cool with the city's Department of Health.

He allegedly punched her in the face and hit her over the head with a bottle.

The haul is worth almost $500,000.

The owner of a restaurant in South Carolina says he isn’t planning on airing the Super Bowl like other sports bars in the area, but he IS planning an “Honor Bowl” as a show of support to veterans and active military members.

Guy Fieri’s Times Square restaurant reportedly closed because of the high rent demanded by Jared Kushner’s real estate company.

Ram is aiming for the broad side of the barn with its new western-themed pickup.

Turns out, gymtimidation is real.

Will Ferrell and Kate McKinnon impersonated the 2012 viral video sensations in a hilarious four-minute spoof.

A memo discussing how female hunters like to dress has caught fire for being “offensive” and “out of touch.”

Following allegations that German carmakers gassed caged monkeys to prove their diesel engines were clean, reports have emerged claiming the same foreign auto companies tested on humans, too.

There's a new Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 coming next year, and according to Ford it will pack over 700 horsepower.

Well that's one incentive...

Panera Bread announced on Sunday it was recalling packets of cream cheese after some samples were found to contain listeria, causing panic among fans of the fast food chain.

A man in Australia claims he found a small, hairy mouse inside the tiny little burger he was served on Friday.

"Known as the downward dog position"

A woman is suing Walmart over racial discrimination for its alleged beauty product practices.

At least one establishment in Minneapolis is willing to offer any incoming Eagles fans a couple of congratulatory drinks on the house — so long as they can be thrown directly into their Philadelphia-loving faces.

German car makers used monkeys caged in gas chambers to try and prove their diesel engines were clean, according to a new Netflix documentary.