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Cadillac's high performance sedans will feature manual transmissions with stick shifters topped with a 3D-printed medallion.

General Motors' Cruise division has started testing autonomous cars in San Francisco without anyone in the driver's seat. The electric vehicles will now have a human sitting in the passenger seat to monitor their operation.

Guy Fieri's "Restuarant Hustle 2020: All On the Line" will shed light on the devastated food industry surviving the pandemic's economic challenges.

Most kitchens have a garbage can hidden inside of a cabinet, but this takes things to a whole new level.

The sweet surprise stunned the staff of a Brainerd Dairy Queen.

Future Haas F1 driver Nikita Mazepin apologizes for posting a video to Instagram that shows him "groping" a woman in the back seat of a car.

So passé are knives and plates.

Panera wants to help customers get their coffee fix.

An Amazon delivery person reportedly got too close for comfort for one man in the U.K.

Brewland Development LLC -- which operates as Tampa Bay Brewing Company in Tampa, Florida -- has agreed to pay $70,575 to 36 employees.

Paramus Police Department Officers Robert Sobocinski and Ben Fox were called to a house on Tuesday afternoon where a 4-year-old had gotten stuck in her doll stroller.

The Pantone Color Institute has named two colors of the year for 2021.

Someone returned a stuffed hare on Tuesday that had been stolen from an Indiana restaurant last week.

NYC's iconic toy store FAO Schwarz teamed up with Airbnb to host a sleepover for one lucky family of four.

At 103, Andrew E. Slavonic is keeping up with tradition and still celebrating with his daily beer.

Calm down, everybody. Nigella Lawson is pronouncing “microwave” wrong on purpose.

It’s not uncommon to see long lines at a Chick-fil-A drive-thru, especially while dining rooms are closed due to the pandemic. For one location in Ohio, however, that long line isn’t a welcome sight for the restaurant’s neighbors.

None of Santa’s reindeer were harmed in the making of this tree.

The ice cream shop has invited the public to share their favorite Baskin-Robbins memories on social media in a new sweepstakes, with a delicious grand prize of free ice cream for life.

Even otters are finding love on the Internet.