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A Starbucks customer in Utah has is reportedly consulting a lawyer after she claims she found cleaning tablets in her Green Tea Frappuccino.

It's raining...fish?

Major key alert: DJ Khaled now produces furniture in addition to pop hits.

Dyson, the British company best known for its ground-breaking vacuum cleaners, said Thursday that it has submitted a planning application to expand facilities at a former British military airfield to develop electric vehicles.

The “bikini coffee shop” chain, which already operates six locations in California, employs female baristas who wear little more than lingerie or swimwear.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) asked Maine officials Wednesday for permission to build a large grave to mark the site of an August truck crash that caused thousands of lobsters to spill out onto a highway.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) asked Maine officials Wednesday for permission to build a large grave to mark the site of an August truck crash that caused thousands of lobsters to spill out onto a highway.

A mother in Switzerland ignored her family’s advice to stop pole dancing while pregnant, and was even on the pole hours before her contractions began.

It’s good to be David and Julia Koch.

A Canadian driver was arrested Tuesday after police say high speeds caused his Tesla to become airborne and eventually crash into a tree in a nearby school parking lot.

Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

People who sign up for a weight loss study looking at avocado consumption can get paid for their efforts, Lorma Linda University says.

“Pairs perfectly with buttery theater popcorn and your favorite movie-sized chocolate."

He says his wife is "flawless" and "perfect" - with makeup or not.

"We hope that this birthday celebration honors the Colonel and encourages the next generation of people aspiring to live the American dream," said the company.

It’s official: People really, really hate doing dishes.

The 21-year-old Hong Kong woman, who was not named, said she was asked to play a bride in a mock wedding as part of training in order to become a wedding planner.

And no, it's not avocado-themed.

Researchers at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, claim people who scarf down higher levels of red meat and cheese are likely to live longer.

Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.