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Gordon Ramsay got a taste of his own medicine when he shared a photo of himself carrying his infant son in a baby carrier.

An Arizona man has increased the reward for his missing dog from cash to a one-bedroom home.

The man was taken into custody.

Joey Chestnut owes his career in competitive eating to a hot dog-eating bear.

Wildlife officials in Colorado have proudly announced their latest successful efforts to put a South Dakota "poacher out of business.”

Just probably not pineapple pizza.

A mom-to-be has been applauded for proudly displaying her "veiny" chest in a stunning bump shot.

A divorcee who attached his “cursed” wedding ring a fish’s tail before releasing it into Lake Michigan is receiving backlash from the state’s Department of Natural Resources for actions that the department says border animal cruelty.

Ice cream maker Blue Bell says it’s looking into a now-viral video of a woman licking its ice cream at a grocery store and then placing the tainted tub back on the shelf.

The bill would eliminate the $2.13 federal minimum wage for tipped employees in favor of a single $15 minimum wage across the board.

GrubHub has been accused of buying thousands of domains and creating websites using the names of restaurants on its platform.

There’s nothing more embarrassing than a wardrobe malfunction unless the “malfunction” was actually caused by just wearing the clothes the wrong way.

A formerly homeless man met with the woman who changed his life by trying to shame him on Facebook.

You must be this tall to be in this bridal party.

Kimono will apparently no longer be the name for Kim Kardashian-West’s upcoming underwear line.

It all started about a week ago, when Kelsey Heenan got a comment on one of her recent workout videos that simply read, “But where are your boobs?”

A former Taco Bell employee reportedly left her coworkers and customers sickened.

A former Taco Bell employee reportedly left her coworkers and customers sickened.

"When I am at my anvil, it is exactly where I want to be," says Maria Trattner.

The co-owner of a Virginia restaurant who refused to serve then-White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said the "rules are changing" when it comes to businesses or staffers expressing political opposition.