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By now nearly everyone is familiar with the Peloton exercise bike commercial controversy.

A new Pompeii?

Christmas has come early to people whose idea of Christmas is doughnuts.

Five major wedding planning platforms -- including The Knot Worldwide, Pinterest, Brides.com, Martha Stweart and Zola -- are considering removing all plantation venues from their websites, and at least three have already taken a stance against promoting former slave plantations as potential event spaces, a source familiar with the efforts told Fox News on Thursday.

An Instagram influencer from Australia is encouraging women to post pictures of themselves that reflect what they really look like, rather than the picture-perfect images society expects.

A Delaware homeowner captured on video an Amazon delivery driver’s reaction after he discovered that she had left unexpected surprise at the front door.

And you thought you were having a bad day.

There are better ways to handle a mistake with a fast-food order.

Fan-favorite dessert company Milk Bar has teamed up with the beloved General Mills cereal to create Cinnamilk.

Packing it in.

This cat is one step away from a “Howdy, y’all.”

Papa John’s is not going to take criticism about its pizza, even if the criticism is coming from Papa John himself.

Justice might soon be served in the case of the bug covered food.

Don’t be surprised if your Starbucks baristas start sporting some new facial accessories this week.

Cleared a dozen cars before crash.

A Missouri hunter bagged a rare albino buck on the last day of firearm hunting season.

Cambridge University students lost their appetite over a 17th-century oil painting — and now the museum that loaned it out, and PETA, are commenting.

Big plans for large SUVs.

The sites were spurred into action by Color of Change, a civil rights advocacy group which has been campaigning for the popular sites — and others — to stop ignoring the histories of venues advertised on their platforms.

A racer for the road.