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Guy Fieri, Other Food Personalities Face Identity Theft
The fashion world may claim that fakes are never in style, but lately, the food world sure has seen a lot of them. Take Food Network star Guy Fieri, who's living the good life — in three short years, he went from unassuming restaurateur to TV star and TGI Friday's spokesperson. But apparently, his life is looking so good that somebody actually wants to be him.
Does Organic Booze Cure Hangovers?
By now, we know that organic food is better for your health and the environment than non-organic food, but what about organic alcohol? How exactly does the organic booze affect the morning after? Recently Sean Evans, a writer for the New York Daily News, put organic liqueur to the test.
Yummy Link: A Deceptively Delicious Recipe for Plagiarism?
There is a lot of controversy concerning where Jessica Seinfeld got the inspiration for her new book, Deceptively Delicious, which is about tricking kids into eating healthy foods. Did she steal her ideas from another best-seller called The Sneaky Chef? — New York Daily News
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Front Page: Mormons Help Bring Gay Rights to Salt Lake City
- After the Mormon Church backed Salt Lake City ordinances that would bar housing and employment discrimination against gays, the laws passed unanimously last night. — AP
- The American Medical Association is urging the federal government to loosen the classification of marijuana so the drug can be used for clinical research. — LA Times
- Some victims said they still didn't feel closure after watching DC sniper John Allen Muhammad die last night of lethal injection.
Daily Tech: The $30 Nokia 5130 XpressMusic Comes to T-Mobile
- It doesn't get much cheaper than this. T-Mobile subscribers can get their hands on Nokia's $30 5130 XpressMusic phone — The Boy Genius Report
- Sony is showing off their latest S-series Walkmans, which come with noise-canceling features and are available in a variety of colors — Gizmodo
- Thanks to Twitter, you can feel apart of all of the NY Fashion Week action — Switched
- Seagate has just announced their new 1TB external hard drive — CNET
- A majority of people who watch TV are surfing the net at the same time — Mashable
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game ever bracket!
Daily Tech: Up Close With the Palm Pixi at Fashion Week
- Palm's new Pixi is lightweight and eye-catching, but doesn't feature a sliding keyboard like the Pre — Switched
- Apple has decreased the price of the 160GB Apple TV by $100 to $229 — CNET
- LG debuts its very first handset featuring an Android operating system — Wired
- T-Mobile has decided to put its $1.50 a month fee for paper billing on hold for now — Consumerist
- When Kanye interrupted Taylor Swift's speech last night, there were almost 300,000 tweets about it in one hour — Mashable
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game ever bracket! — GeekSugar
Front Page: Obama Wants Healthcare Bill, Not Abortion Bill
- President Obama is asking Congress to drop the clause in the House healthcare bill that puts new restrictions on abortion coverage. — ABC News
- Virginia will execute John Allen Muhammad (aka "The DC Sniper") today. — CNN
- RNC leader Michael Steele says some white Republicans are scared of him.
Front Page: World Marks 20 Years Since Fall of Berlin Wall
- As Germany and the rest of the world mark 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, those who experienced the momentous moment are sharing their memories. — BBC News
- Iran has charged three US citizens with espionage after they crossed into the country from Iraq. — Voice of America
- Jon Gosselin and Levi Johnston made a joint appearance in Times Square yesterday.
Front Page: 20-Year-Old Whose Father Ran Her Over Is Dead
- Arizona woman Noor Faleh Almaleki is pronounced dead after being in a coma for weeks. Her Iraqi-born father ran her over in a parking lot to protest her becoming "too Western." — New York Daily News
- Half of US kids, and 90 percent of black children, will be on food stamps at some point during childhood, according to a study that looked at 30 years of national data.
Yummy Links: From Rachael Ray to Cupcake Wars
- To encourage kids to eat healthier, Rachael Ray is cooking her soft tacos for public schools in New York. — New York Daily News
- Your local mixologist may be earning a lot more money than you think. — Grub Street NY
- Why not make your own baby food at home?— The Epi-Log
- American cheeses are gaining popularity in Europe.
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