Revenge is a dish best served hot. A Louisiana baker helped a client stick it to a philandering beau by setting fire to his cake, detailing the crisco inferno in a viral Instagram video. “Hey, coworkers, my client found her boyfriend had cheated on her the same day she was supposed to come pick up this big-ass cake for him,” recalled Julie Fradella, a baker and business coach based near New Orleans, in the clip. The philanderer, named Jonathan, had reportedly ordered a giant $600 almond cake — a popular Louisiana flavor — that was meant to feed 75 people,…
SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAALa Boite Theatre artistic director Courtney Stewart has resigned after four years, the company has announced.Stewart departs in June having overseen La Boite during its centenary year in 2025 and securing long-term federal funding for the company amid turbulence in the Queensland arts sector.“I developed my love and passion for new work at La Boite as an actor back in 2017 and it has been the most meaningful work of my life to lead the company into its second century,” Stewart said.Courtney Stewart became…
At an event in New York this week, Volvo’s upcoming EX60 midsize electric SUV finally made its North American debut, opening US orders for the 2027 model at a starting price of $59,795 ($58,400 plus the requisite $1,395 destination fee) with up to 400 miles of range, depending on trim. At first blush, those numbers look pretty good for an EV positioned at the premium end of its highly competitive class. Yet recent events have left the automaker in an unenviable underdog position for its most important new launch.When Volvo pulled the wraps off the EX60 at the global debut earlier…
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The “real” start of summer is May 21, according to the average American. A survey of 5,000 Americans evenly split by state found 92% are in “summer mode” well before the season begins. Even with the season soon approaching, Americans aren’t quite ready to go full “summer mode,” with the average respondent feeling only 67% prepared for the warmer months. Respondents from the north are ready for warm weather once more, with those living in Maine (74%), South Dakota (73%), and New Hampshire (73%) feeling the most summer-ready. Perhaps already sick of the heat, those living in California (61%), Arizona…
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It’s been months since the Baltimore Ravens fired head coach John Harbaugh after 180 wins, 12 playoff appearances, six division titles, four AFC Championship Game appearances, and one Super Bowl championship.And in that time, it seems Harbaugh is still holding a grudge of sorts.During a commencement speech at Miami (Ohio) University over the weekend, Harbaugh stook a subtle shot at his former employer while offering advice to the school’s college graduates.“There are going to be tough times,” Harbaugh stated. “You might get a call with some bad news. Maybe about your job. Maybe they will tell you they don’t want…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A corporate exodus is reshaping America’s business landscape — and deep-blue states are paying the price.The stakes go far beyond bragging rights. Corporate headquarters bring high-paying jobs, investment and tax revenue; they also boost local economies and political influence.According to a report by CBRE, one of the nation’s largest commercial real estate brokerage firms, 725 companies relocated their headquarters between 2018 and 2025. And the trend was clear — businesses increasingly left high-tax, heavily regulated Democrat-led states like California and New York for Republican states offering lower costs, lighter regulation and faster growth,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An absent House lawmaker is expected to miss several more weeks of work after vanishing from Capitol Hill and the campaign trail due to an undisclosed illness.Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., has not voted in more than two months as House Republicans’ slim majority races to approve must-pass legislation ahead of the midterm elections.His father, former Gov. Tom Kean Sr., R-N.J., says his son may not return to Washington until June or later as he recovers from a “serious” illness.”You can’t say definitely, but their best guess is now he’ll be out…
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Alex Blum, 71, and his three biological brothers all gather together for the first time in midtown. Blum, adopted at birth, found his long-lost siblings through a DNA test. Their mother, Lee Hart, told her younger sons their older brother died at birth, a story they doubted. On a recent sunny morning in midtown, Alex Blum joined his three younger brothers around a plush banquette at a bistro off Grand Central. The men, who range in age from 63 to 71, playfully ribbed one another, gushing about the grandkids and stealing pancakes off each other’s plate. It looked like they’d…
