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Mom Lisa Hoelzle from Pennsylvania is warning other parents about a dangerous kid’s toy that was stuck in her daughter’s hair for 20 hours. See photos of how the popular sticky balls “Bunchems” can quickly turn into a nightmare for your family.

Google unveiled their annual Super Bowl food map, showing each states unique food searches in preparation for the big game. Some of the odder searches include Montana’s Keto egg bites, Oregon’s pasta fagioli and Washington D.C.’s mochi.

Fans of “Black Panther” star Michael B. Jordan are excited to see him shirtless in a new 2021 Super Bowl commercial where he stars as Amazon’s smart assistant, Alexa. The tech company released a short clip of the steamy ad to Twitter on Tuesday.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, wants people to think before heading to a Super Bowl party. Read the latest details on RADIO.COM.

During the pandemic, especially early on, some have questioned if employees are less productive at home – wrapping up a little earlier, tending to other responsibilities or distractions, etc. – but it turns out the opposite is true.

Cadbury is back to give pets their time in the spotlight with their annual Bunny Tryouts. The chocolate brand is holding a contest to find their new spokes-animal for the Easter season who will don the bunny ears for a commercial.

McDonald’s is combating the COVID-19 pandemic. Will McDonald’s pay employees to get the COVID vaccine? Read the latest details on RADIO.COM.

One man from New Jersey has gotten a new chance on life after receiving a rare face and hands transplant six months after he was badly burned in a car crash. 22-year-old Joe DiMeo is now relearning how to smile, blink, pinch, and squeeze his hands.

Amazon Prime Video released the second trailer for ‘Coming 2 America’ on Wednesday. Watch the preview for the highly anticipated classic 1988 comedy starring Eddie Murphy, coming to Amazon Prime Video on March 5.

The pandemic has been challenging for Merri Lazenby, a director of engagement for Northwestern Medicine, who has tried to make sure her workers stay safe as they treat COVID-19 patients.