Bobby Flay Running N.Y. Marathon; Kim Jong Il's Former Chef Speaks
Jared from Subway will also run, at a considerably slower clip.
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Trick-or-Treaters To Be Tracked; Even In Brazil, McDonalds Makes You Fat
A new Android app lets you trace the path of your little goblins, while Mickey D's must pay an employee $17,000 for his weight gain.
Restaurants Craving The Bill Clinton Bump; Carey Mulligan Spotted In A Denny's Uniform
Restaurants abroad get a big push from a former President, while the actress sports a name-tag for a waitress named "Irene."
Barq's Root Beer Sues Coke; Campbell's Protested Over New Halal Soup Line
• The great-grandchildren of the Barq's root beer founder are suing Coca-Cola, claiming the company never actually purchased their grandfather's share of the pop brand. [Times-Picayune] • The mayor of San Gabriel was arrested after fighting with a woman in...
Pico-Rivera's Barney's Hit With Lawsuit, Fears For Its Life
Owner Dan Miller says the charges could be "the final straw," while his wife calls them "extortion."
Jillian Michaels Lashes Out at L.A. Times; New S. Monica Farmers Market Picks Rankle Fans
The Biggest Loser star threatens legal action, while shoppers rally to the defense of displaced vendors like The Breadman.
Lawsuit Brewing For Le Cordon Bleu Pasadena; Mario Batali Is Sued Again
The red-maned celeb chef is sued for a third time over alleged employee exploitation, while L.A.'s division of the famous French cooking school is accused of making false promises.
Jerry Brown Wrongly Implicates Koi In Car Wash Scandal
"I would have hoped that the head legal officer of this State would not jump to conclusions on a basis of guilt by association," says a representative of the restaurant.
Debi Mazar Cooks for Midnight Mission; Van De Kamp Bakery Renovation Draws Lawsuit
The actress says she "grew up on food stamps," while a famous bakery's face-lift in Glassell Park becomes mired in controversy.
$24,000 of Cannabis-Infused Food Seized; Who's Complaining at Noma
Police capture 4,000 marijuana-laced edibles, while "Americans" ruin another good thing while traveling abroad.
Fingerprint Scans Raise Concerns at LAUSD Cafeteria; The End of The Free In-Flight Meal
Foshay Learning Center develops a cashless dining option, while Continental Airlines is putting the final nail into the coffin for free airplane food.
At The Car Wash: Koi Owners NOT Being Sued For Worker Exploitation
Attorney General Jerry Brown rails against the restaurant's flashy image and yellowtail tartare.
Clifton's Broker Ed Rosenthal Found Alive; Dole Heir Sued For Sexual Harrassment
The Downtown broker and poet survives six days without food or water, while Justin Murdock has charges filed against him from a former hire.
Food Network Sued Over Private Chefs of Beverly Hills; Clifton's Cafeteria Broker Goes Missing in Joshua Tree
A company named Private Chefs Inc. claims they pitched the show years ago, while a massive search is underway for Downtown broker Ed Rosenthal.
Delayed Construction at Off-Vine Leads to Suit Against Simpsons Actor
The insurance company covering a Hollywood restaurants' rebirth wants to hold Nancy Cartwright accountable for co-signing for her former fiancee's failed construction job.
BLT Burger, Er, Go Burger, Coming to Hollywood
The chain has locations in Vegas and New York, but no longer has the chef who helped start it.
Busta Rhymes Accused of Hurling Bottle at Mr. Chow; Kid Rock Pays For Waffle House Dispute
Two rap performers are dealing with the aftermath of misbehaving in restaurants.
Snooki Complains About Jail Food; IHOP Sues International House of Prayer
The Jersey Shore star complains she wasn't fed while locked up, while the famous pancake chain targets potential copyright infringement in Kansas.
Michael Bay Sued For Pistol-Whipping Outside of Beso; Gordon Ramsay Rides A Steel Horse
A Hollywood director and nightclub are sued after a private security scrape and the Hell's Kitchen chef acts like a Hell's Angel.
Disney Hostess Sent Home for Wearing Hijab; Andre Ethier Grills 500 Dodger Dogs
A young woman sues the entertainment giant for discrimination and the Dodger's number-one foodie serves Downtown's Union Rescue Mission.