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Texas’ #1 Searches For Super Bowl Snacks Revealed
Texas’ #1 Searches For Super Bowl Snacks Revealed
Texas’ #1 Searches For Super Bowl Snacks Revealed
Whether you're hosting the party this year or just bringing a dish to share, and you're aiming for a Super Bowl spread packed with tasty options, we've got you covered. To make your choices easier, these analyzed results compile a ranking of Super Bowl dishes, ordered from Supreme to Low.
‘Still NYC': Life in New York, Seen Through Pics of Doorways, Cabs, Pedestrians and … Starbucks?
‘Still NYC': Life in New York, Seen Through Pics of Doorways, Cabs, Pedestrians and … Starbucks?
‘Still NYC': Life in New York, Seen Through Pics of Doorways, Cabs, Pedestrians and … Starbucks?
'Still NYC,' a short film about New York City by Ynon Lan, is the result of hundreds (thousands?) of photographs Lan took throughout the five boroughs on a recent trip. Mostly Manhattan, from the looks of it — not a ton of yellow cabs to be found in the Bronx — though Brooklyn and Queens do have their share of gorgeous brownstones with photogenic front doors.
Angry Mom Hires Plane to Fly Nasty Message Over Wall Street
Angry Mom Hires Plane to Fly Nasty Message Over Wall Street
Angry Mom Hires Plane to Fly Nasty Message Over Wall Street
At lunchtime on Tuesday, New Yorkers in Lower Manhattan were treated to an unusual sight — a small plane buzzing by the Standard and Poor’s building, towing a banner that read, “Thanks For The Downgrade: You Should All Be Fired.” Commissioned by St. Louis banker and single mother Lucy Nobbe, who paid $895 to hire the pilot, the fly-by was a reaction to the US losing its longtime AAA credit rating
Amish Teen Leads Police on Ridiculous Horse and Buggy Chase
Amish Teen Leads Police on Ridiculous Horse and Buggy Chase
Amish Teen Leads Police on Ridiculous Horse and Buggy Chase
Police in Conewango, New York tried to pull 17-year old Lewis D. Hostetler over on Monday, after they noticed he was operating his horse and buggy with a open container of beer in hand. At which point the Amish teen showed a great deal of faith in his horse and led the police on a rare medium-speed horse and buggy chase.
Returned Ball From Jeter’s 3K Hit Could Cost Fan Up To $13K
Returned Ball From Jeter’s 3K Hit Could Cost Fan Up To $13K
Returned Ball From Jeter’s 3K Hit Could Cost Fan Up To $13K
When Christian Lopez caught the home run that was Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit last week, he gave the historic ball to the Yankee's shortstop without asking for any money, even though it may have fetched over $100,000 on the open market. The taxman isn't being so generous with Lopez.
Derek Jeter Scores 3000th Hit, Fan Returns Ball [VIDEO]
Derek Jeter Scores 3000th Hit, Fan Returns Ball [VIDEO]
Derek Jeter Scores 3000th Hit, Fan Returns Ball [VIDEO]
Playing in front of a sold-out hometown crowd on Saturday, Derek Jeter sent his record-setting 3,000th hit deep into left-field, making him the 28th major leaguer and first New York Yankees player to reach the hitting milestone. And who caught the potentially money-making ball? Christian Lopez, a 23-year-old fan whose girlfriend gave him tickets to the game as a birthday present.

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