Starbucks Unveils Color-Changing 'Unicorn Frappuccino'
It will be available from April 19 to April 23 in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with a 12-ounce size containing 280 calories.
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It will be available from April 19 to April 23 in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with a 12-ounce size containing 280 calories.
The "vessel" is described as an interactive piece of art that will sit in the middle of the public square.
The daughter of a retiree killed in an apparently random Cleveland shooting that was recorded and shared on Facebook says she's sad that the murder suspect killed himself in Pennsylvania.
The commercial cargo ship, dubbed the S.S. John Glenn, holds nearly 7,700 pounds of food, equipment and research for the space station.
An attorney for 31-year-old Angelo Colon-Ortiz entered not guilty pleas to charges of aggravated assault and battery and assault with attempt to rape at his arraignment Tuesday in Leominster District Court.
As the Knicks embark on their offseason, team president Phil Jackson feels a lot like a king without any loyal subjects.
Police said Tuesday that if a 911 call for police, fire or EMS services goes unanswered, people can instead dial (914) 742-6116 for help.
Calling his predecessor's policies on illegal immigration "weak," President Donald Trump blamed the Obama administration for letting the violent MS-13 street gang form in America.
The body found behind a South Florida restaurant has been identified as that of an 18-year-old Lynn University student from New Jersey.
Abdullahi Shuaibu, 53, of Queens is accused of hitting four Midtown banks over the last two months.
Gaga recently acknowledged she suffered from PSTD after being sexually assaulted at age 19.
Corey Pickett, 21, and Jonathan Ferrera, also 21, face murder, attempted murder, resisting arrest, hindering apprehension and weapons charges, authorities said.
Hey, you only live once.
It's time to channel your inner gardener, get out and support the planet we live on. Earth Day in New York City will offer many opportunities to give back, while having fun!
From the arrests, to the trial, to the "stunning reversal," Irene Cornell covered the Central Park jogger case for WCBS.
