controversy

Peloton is catching a lot of heat online for its new holiday ad.

Rumors began to spread about the downtown restaurant's entry policy.

Dunkin' Donuts, what were you thinking?!?!?

King Richard's Faire is a beloved tradition by many subjects in our area. However, the "Cleavage Contest" always seems to stir things up a bit for attendees.

King Richard's Faire is a beloved tradition by many subjects in our area. However, there are a few events that are shaking things up on Facebook. One in particular, the "Cleavage Contest." At 4 pm on Saturday, 9/10/16 (Rain Date 9/11/16), fair maidens will line up and have their bosoms rated...

The Colorado company, AmeriCann, Inc., plans to build the Massachusetts Medical Cannabis Center on a 52-acre site in Freetown's business park after announcing 6.6 million dollar plans.

It's just a simple beige scarf with understated dark lines and fringe that goes for $17.99 at H&M. However, for someone of the Jewish faith this closely resembles a tallit. According to MyJewishLearning.com, "The tallit is the robe with which the worshipper is wrapped during prayer and hence often referred to as a “prayer shawl." I...

Each week our social media newsfeeds are crammed full of stuff that makes people take sides, whether they consciously realize it or not. 2015 was no different and the internet turned out some pretty memorable controversies that at the root of it all, were all a bit silly and not worth de-friending people over.

Whatever happened to "Eat, drink and be merry?" Starbucks actually discontinued the festive Christmas cookie back in 2010, but it's making the rounds on social media again. This cute polar bear is supposed to be wearing a festive little scarf around his neck to keep him warm, but customers started seeing a different image...

The grand re-opening of the UBar last night was not without a bit of controversy over the presence of Miller Lite Girls at the event. And though the Miller Lite Girls were still at the bar, one such Miller Lite employee had a response to those who protested the appearance...