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Earlier this week, a man in Ohio left a $3,000 tip for a $7 beer he bought at Nighttown in Cleveland.

A Detroit brewery had to call off its latest beer just one day after announcing it over legal objections from a retired Detroit Lions star.

The video has received more than 100K views altogether since it was posted last week on TikTok.

These pie results are all over the place.

No cooking? No problem.

A Ferrari once owned by Eddie Van Halen is coming up for auction. The black 2000 550 Maranello was customized to drive on the track.

The ultimate car is a plug-in hybrid station wagon with the looks and performance of an Audi and Aston Martin, according to a survey conducted by "Top Gear."

Depending on its size, you might want to think about thawing your bird sooner rather than later.

Fiat Chrysler design bosses Ralph Gilles and Mark Trostle recently held an online sketch battle for aspiring car designers and one of the three finalists was a cool new take on the original Jeep.

A dating app for bald people is aiming to let "heads & personalities shine."

It seems like it’d be pretty hard to hide an entire food truck.

At the very least, this guy deserves some free food.

NASCAR driver owner Morgan Shepherd has been diagnosed with early stage Parkinson's disease. The 79-year-old plans to return to the series as a car owner next year.

The CDC warned against traveling for the holidays amid rising COVID-19 rates nationally, but students at some schools, such as Syracuse University, are being asked to move out of campus housing due to bans on in-person learning until after the holiday break.

A Perth, Australia, driver has been convicted of drink driving after being pulled over while eating rum balls. The 44-year-old pleaded guilty to the charge.

Tony Kanaan has signed with Chip Ganassi Racing to compete in oval track races in the No. 48 car that Jimmie Johnson will drive on road and street courses in 2021.

A tiny chocolate Santa wearing a marzipan face mask has a Hungarian confectioner raking in the cash.

’Tis the season for snickerdoodles at the coffee chain.

Burger King Japan’s newest creation is like a normal hamburger, if instead of buns you had beef.

In-N-Out Burger failed to live up to its name Friday as a 14-hour-long line formed at its first Colorado locations, prompting a brawl between waiting customers.