Aussie eater consumes record 276 Buffalo wings, tops American legend Joey Chestnut for wing king crown
Teressa Bellissimo served the very first batch of Buffalo wings at Anchor Bar on March 4, 1964. They're now America's most iconic appetizer.
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'I found the perfect skirt for everyday wear no matter if it's hot or chilly outside - and it comes in 10 colours'
With a sudden heatwave to deal with and unpredictable autumn weather just around the corner, which will undoubtedly mean sudden rain showers and sunny intervals, many of us are looking for outfits we can wear come rain or shine. One wardrobe staple that can easily be dresed up or down is undoubtedly the denim skirt, but with brands like Marks and Spencer, New Look, River Island and Primark all offering budget-friendly options, it can be hard to find the right fit.
CFLPA initiates investigation into Elks-Stamps game amid air quality concerns
The CFL Players' Association says Occupational Health and Safety in Alberta is investigating the CFL's decision to play the Edmonton Elks-Calgary Stampeders game Monday despite smoky conditions in Calgary.
History here to be written say fired-up French ahead of World Cup opener
PARIS : Past meetings between two old foes will count for nothing when France and New Zealand face off in what promises to be another vintage clash in the Rugby World Cup curtain raiser on Friday, Les Bleus' general manager Raphael Ibanez said.
Manchester United have obvious January transfer priority Gary Neville has highlighted
There was disappointment tinged with optimism for Manchester United at the final whistle when they signed off for the season's first international break following a gut-wrenching reverse to Arsenal.
CFL Players Association questions why Labour Day game went ahead despite poor air quality
The Canadian Football League Players Association (CFLPA) is expressing concerns after Monday's Labour Day Classic between the Calgary Stampeders and the Edmonton Elks at McMahon stadium went ahead despite smoky air conditions.
Coronation Street's Tina O'Brien told 'stop it' as she stuns fans before branding co-star 'best sister-in-law
Coronation Street star Tina O'Brien has been told to 'stop it' as she stunned her castmates, fans and followers with her latest appearance. The actress pulled out all the stops as she headed to the National Television Awards to represent the ITV soap on the night with a number of her co-stars.
Marks and Spencer's 'crease-proof' autumn dress 'covers a multitude of sins' so well people want it in both designs
Marks and Spencer fans are heaping praise on an 'easy to wear' midi dress which, they're say, 'hides a multitude of sins' and 'fits perfectly'. The £29.50 Jersey Printed Round Neck Midi Tiered Dress can easily be worn in both warm and chilly weather, and is said to be a 'wardrobe essential'.