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Museum of Food and Drink First Exhibit: Chemicals Make Your Food Tasty and Unhealthy

The Museum of Food and Drinks has recently opened its first show in its new space in Brooklyn. Entitled as, "Flavor: Making It and Faking It," the exhibit does not waste time and tells everyone upfront what it wants to convey.

By Alexis Villarias

[UPDATED] Stoner's Dream Job: Get Paid $3000 a Week to Smoke Marijuana

Getting paid while smoking pot is every stoner's dream job. Read the full article to find out more.
Mark Cuban: Dallas Mavericks is a Technology Product

Shark Tan investor, Mark Cuban, describes how the Dallas Mavericks have become a product of technology. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal's WSJD Live, Cuban, who owns Dallas Mavericks, described how the team has become a technology product.
Daily Intake of Aspirin Can Help You Get Pregnant

As latest research suggests, the cheap wonder medicine aspirin does not only prevent cancer, heart diseases and stroke but also increases chances of pregnancy. Women trying for baby and experiencing miscarriages may find help and solution from aspirin.
Wendy’s Facebook: Fast Food Chain Totally Into Ads Format, Going Snapchat All Over Facebook! [VIDEO]

Over the past few months, Facebook has been shifting towards making the feed look more lively, changing the way everyone posts on the social media site after introducing working GIFs without having to click beyond - and Wendy's Facebook is certainly taking advantage of the new way to do things!
Postmenopausal Women Benefit from Exercise More

Postmenopausal Women Benefit from Exercise More According to psychcentral, a new research has uncovered the fact that in terms of improving body composition, women who are in their postmenopausal stage benefit from exercise more than women in their premenopausal stage The University of Massachusetts Amherst research team presented their findings earlier this month at the 2015 annual meeting of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS).
Dementia Risk Reduced by Teetotalism

Even when staying within acceptable limits of alcohol consumption, the risk of Alzheimer's disease may still increase.
Pop Tarts 2015: New Flavors Are Either Delicious or Disastrous

Kellogg's seems to be reviving some discontinued products. Aside from Nutella, one of the most beloved treats across the globe is Kellogg's Pop-Tarts.
McDonald's Customer Outraged After Buying Big Mac With a Bite Out Of It

A McDonald's customer got an unpleasant surprise when she opened her burger box and saw someone had already helped themselves.
Shigella Outbreak: 80 Sick, 12 in Critical Condition After Eating at Mariscos San Juan

Another outbreak is reported to occur in San Jose after 80 people contracted Shigella, an easily transmittable bacteria and was reported traced to a downtown seafood eatery. Santa Clara County health officials feared that more than 100 other people could be infected over the next few days. Among those who were infected, 12 of them already required intensive care treatment.
Getting Drunk Could Cost the US Government $249 Billion Each Year

A hefty bar tab and splitting headache aren't the only costs of a night of binge drinking. A hefty bar tab and splitting headache aren't the only costs of a night of binge drinking.
New Study Debunks Myth That Birth Order Affects The Personality of A Person

Birth order has nothing to do with the personality type of different siblings, according to a new study from the University of Mainz and Leipzig in Germany.
Kisses Deluxe: Hershey's Introduces Biggest Kisses Product in 25 Years

Kisses are getting bigger. The Hershey Company is going bigger than ever for the Kisses brand this holiday season. According to USA Today, the Pennsylvania-based chocolate company announced on Tuesday that they'll be introducing a new product in the United States market: the Hershey's Kisses Deluxe.
Food For Tomorrow: Veterans Give Advice to Start-up Companies to Serve Healthy Food Options

At the New York Times' Food for Tomorrow Conference last Tuesday at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills New York, veterans of the food industry have given advice to start-up companies on how they can successfully remake the food and snack industry.
The 6 Fall Ingredients You Should Be Eating To Boost Your Health

As the nights draw in and the temperature plummets, our bodies yearn for a helping of comforting autumnal food. While the temptation can be to gorge on unhealthy foods to ease your way into winter, there are healthier alternatives that tempt the taste buds.