'MasterChef' Semi-Finalist Matt Campbell Dead At 29
“MasterChef” semi-finalist Matt Campbell died after collapsing during the London Marathon on April 22.
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Matt LeBlanc Explains Why The 'Friends' Meat Trifle Scene Was Way Grosser Than It Looked
Rachel's meat trifle was one of Friends' most iconic moments, but Matt LeBlanc says the truth behind the scene was way grosser than it looked on TV.
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Woman Finds Hidden Camera In Starbucks Bathroom
A woman says she found a tiny camera hidden in the bathroom of a Georgia Starbucks, and police say it contained video of people using the restroom.
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Hero Diner Stops Shooting After Gunman Kills 4 At Waffle House
A semi-naked man with a gun allegedly opened fire in a Nashville Waffle House and killed four people, police say.
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Coca-Cola Japan Just Introduced The World's First Frozen Coke Squeeze Pouches
Coca-Cola Japan just introduced the world's first frozen Coke slushie in a handy squeeze pouch, and the rest of the world is burning with envy.
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Stay Away From All Romaine Lettuce, CDC Advises As E. Coli Outbreak Worsens
The CDC and FDA are advising everybody to avoid eating romaine lettuce as E. coli outbreak expands to five more states.
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Aldi's Award-Winning $7.99 Rosé Is Back In Stock
Last year, Aldi sold a fancy bottle of rosé for just $7.99 at stores nationwide, and now the German retailer is bringing it back.
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This Royal Wedding Art Is Nuts (Literally)
Steve Casino, an Ohio artist, spent over 362 hours transforming almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, and coconuts into miniature royal figurines
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Ex-Subway Spokesman Jared Fogle Seeking $57 Million And Prison Release
Ex-Subway spokesman Jared Fogle is suing federal authorities and his former attorneys for allegedly tricking him into pleading guilty.
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UK May Ban Plastic Straws As Early As Next Year
The United Kingdom will explore the possibility of banning plastic drinking straws as early as 2019, British Prime Minister Theresa May announced.
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McDonald's Is Offering Free Fries To Customers Who Order Ahead
The Golden Arches will give away one medium fry per customer on the last two Fridays of April to anyone who orders ahead through their app.
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First Waffle House To Offer Beer Opens In Atlanta's SunTrust Park
A new Waffle House kiosk opened in Atlanta’s SunTrust Park, and it’s the chain’s first location to sell beer.
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Farm Linked To Gigantic Egg Recall Infested With Mice, FDA Says
The Food and Drug Administration has released a new inspection report for Rose Acre Farms detailing several violations, including a mouse infestation.
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Man Tragically Killed In Dairy Queen Drive-Thru By His Own Truck
A 74-year-old was killed in a freak accident when his truck broke down in the Dairy Queen drive-thru and rolled over him.
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Gordon Ramsay Tries Vegan Pizza, Twitter Panics
Gordon Ramsay posted a photo that alluded he may have embarked on a vegan journey, and Twitter had mixed feelings.
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Time Names José Andrés One Of Its 100 Most Influential People Of 2018
Chef José Andrés was named as one of the 100 most influential people of 2018 by Time magazine, marking the second time he’s appeared on the list.
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E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Romaine Lettuce Sickens 18 More People In 5 Additional States
Eighteen more illnesses have been reported in connection with an E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.
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Police Release Starbucks 911 Call That Led To Philly Arrests: Listen
Philadelphia police have released audio from the 911 phone call that led to the arrest of two black males at a Starbucks on April 12.
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Pink Starburst's Clothing Line Is Everything We Need (And More)
Starburst just released a limited-edition pastel pink clothing line to celebrate the rerelease of its all-pink pack.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Worker May Have Spread Hepatitis A In Michigan
Health officials have confirmed a case of hepatitis A in a Buffalo Wild Wings employee in Warren, Michigan.
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Bat Responsible For Pollinating Tequila Agave Is No Longer An Endangered Species
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is suggesting that the lesser long-nosed bat be removed from Endangered Species Act protections.
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I Tried Shake Shack's New Veggie Burger And This Is How It Tastes
Shake Shack’s new veggie burger will release to the public on April 19 for a limited time only, but a Daily Meal staffer sampled it ahead of time.
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Caffeine Is Good For Your Heart, Study Suggests
The best study ever is finally here, and it claims that caffeine might actually be good for your heart.
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Beyond Meat Sausages Now In Whole Foods Stores Nationwide
Beyond Meat’s new line of plant-based sausages is now available in Whole Foods stores nationwide. We asked an expert for tips on how to cook them.
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Scientists Are Developing The First Beer You Can Drink In Space
Space tourists will be able to crack open a cold one as they contemplate the wondrous expanse of the universe thanks to this space beer start-up.
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Gordon Ramsay Just Opened A New Pizza Restaurant
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has opened a new pizza restaurant called “Street Pizza” in London that sells bottomless pizza and more.
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Starbucks Is Closing More Than 8,000 Stores For 'Racial Bias' Training
Starbucks has announced it will temporarily close more than 8,000 U.S. stores and corporate offices for “racial-bias education.”
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