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5 Items You Should Steer Clear Of After 50

The Huffington Post | Ann Brenoff | Posted 04.30.2013 | Fifty

Let's face it, as we age, there are certain people who just no longer qualify to be our BFFs. Turns out there are some foods like that too. Who needs ...

Bad Restaurant Food Photography: Strikes Again!

Harmon Leon | Posted 04.18.2013 | Comedy
Harmon Leon

Let's stand up and cheer restaurant food photography that defeats the originally intended purpose -- it makes you repulsed by the cuisine actually s...

Bad Restaurant Food Photography: Colonoscopy, Jaundice and Muckety Muck!

Harmon Leon | Posted 05.12.2013 | Comedy
Harmon Leon

Blurry, badly lit, out-of-focus, poorly framed, often shot with a disposable camera -- this genre of photography deserves a little recognition from the art community.

Award-Winning Dishes NOT To Include In Your Holiday BBQ Menu

Ann Brenoff | Posted 11.01.2012 | Fifty
Ann Brenoff

Texans: They're just a different breed, aren't they? Well the Lone Star State has some suggestions for you if you're wondering what to serve at your Labor Day barbecue. You'll probably want to hide the menu from your cardiologist.

Bad Food Photography: Monkey Butts, Road Accidents and Meth Mouth

Harmon Leon | Posted 07.16.2012 | Comedy
Harmon Leon

Tuck in that napkin, and leave your appetite behind, because once again it's time to explore the marvels of... Bad Restaurant Food Photography!

Bad Food Photography -- Brooklyn Edition

Harmon Leon | Posted 07.09.2012 | Comedy
Harmon Leon

I ventured the streets of Brooklyn -- searching for photographic, culinary gold. Grab a fork, and leave your appetite at home, because once again its times to explore the marvels of... Bad Restaurant Food Photography!

9 Nasty Truths About Your Favorite Foods

Martha Rosenberg | Posted 07.09.2012 | Books
Martha Rosenberg

Many farmers and agricultural professionals are miffed that the days of "it's-none-of-your-business" farming are over. Once upon a time, consumers cared only about the price and wholesomeness of food and didn't worry about -- or videotape -- its origins and "disassembly."