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Free pretzels today , Add a twist to your Friday with a free pretzel. Philly Pretzel Factory is celebrating National Pretzel Day by offering a free pretzel to each customer who enters the shop, no purchase necessary. As an added bonus, the first 100 customers will receive a card that entitles them to a free pretzel every day during the month of May. Dan DiZio, chief executive officer and co-founder of Philly Pretzel Factory, a 100-plus-unit chain born and raised in Philadelphia, told Patch this was a great opportunity to give loyal customers a treat. Founded in 1983, National Pretzel Day was created when U.S. Representative Robert S. Walker, a Pennsylvania Republican, declared his favorite food was deserving of a holiday. In April of 2003, Pennsylvania’s Governor Ed Rendell joined the bandwagon by re-declaring the unofficial national holiday. Rick Hendon, owner of the South Ave. East franchise, said what makes the pretzels so special is that they are made fresh every morning. "W

Paltrow humiliated , has revealed she underwent embarrassing grooming before she took to the red carpet wearing the dress that's been branded quite possibly her worst fashion faux-pas to date. Days after being named People Magazine's Most Beautiful Woman, Paltrow took to the red carpet of Iron Man 3 in "the most vulgar, look-at-me, attention-seeking dress" she has worn to date, according to critics. The space-age-style Antonio Berardi gown featured white, navy and green panels. And while the front on the dress was nothing to write home about, as soon as Paltrow shifted to the side, panels of sheer mesh reaching all the way up to her waist were revealed. Paltrow told Ellen DeGeneres it took some embarrassing last-minute grooming before she was able to wear the gown. The star, 40, admitted she was horrified to discover her 'ass was hanging out' and also revealed she also needed a razor. "I was doing a show and I changed there and I went I couldn

Disney open 24 hours , one of the most popular Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort will kick off a Monstrous Summer by keeping three theme parks open for 24 hours nonstop on Memorial Day Weekend, the traditional start of the family travel season. The Magic Kingdom Park in Florida and Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park in California will stay open from 6 a.m., May 24 to 6 a.m., May 25, 2013, local time* marking the beginning of a summer of fun inspired by the upcoming Disney•Pixar comedy adventure Monsters University. The oversized fun of a 24-hour Disney park "All-Nighter" called for an equally epic announcement, and the huge sphere of Spaceship Earth was transformed from Disney Parks icon to Disney•Pixar "Eye-con," becoming a 180-foot-tall, fully animated Mike Wazowski, the loveable green-bodied, one-eyed monster who joins best pal James P. Sullivan ("Sulley") in the prequel to Monsters, Inc., this summer as college students w

Facebook friend $174.17, next time if you “like” something on Facebook, you might imagine a little cash register ringing…ca-ching. That’s because new research suggests that every time you “like” or “friend” a brand or business, your actions are worth approximately $174.17 to that brand — a 28 percent increase since 2010. The research, conducted by social intelligence company Syncapse, studied more than 2,000 Facebook users who had liked a brand, taking into account such factors as product spending, loyalty, propensity to recommend, media value acquisition cost and brand affinity to determine the value of a Facebook fan. Facebook fans spend more money not only on the brands they fan ($116 more per year than nonfans), but also within the brand's sector — 43 percent more, despite not having a higher income than nonfans, the study found. Those fans are also 18 percent more satisfied with their brands than nonfriends, and 11 percent more likely to continue using the brand than nonfr

Disney open 24 hours, this time Disney will celebrate the start of the summer season by keeping three theme parks open for 24 hours straight on May 24. The announcement was made Thursday night in Orlando by Walt Disney World President George Kalogridis. The Magic Kingdom Park in Florida, along with Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure Park in California, will stay open from 6 a.m. on May 24 to 6 a.m. May 25. Disney did something similar in 2012 to celebrate leap year.

Celine Dion's son heels, Celine Dion is arguably one of the most glamorous women in the world and has a staggering collection of over 3,000 pairs of shoes. But when it comes to looking good in heels, Celine admits she has some competition - from her two-year-old son Nelson. In a no-holds barred interview with Katie Couric, Celine admitted she lets her little boy rifle through her wardrobe to pick out his favourite sandals, and then lets him walk around their house wearing them. It runs in the family! Celine Dion has revealed her two-year-old son Nelson often wears her high heels around the house Sharing a picture of the the little boy wearing a red tartan blazer, grey trousers and a pair of her own three-inch black heels that look far too big for him, Celine joked: 'One of my sons, Nelson, who is two-and-a-half year, he looks better in heels that me. Celine also admitted that her own addiction to fancy footwear appears to have rubbed off on her son, adding: 'I don’t know ho

Bynes shaves half head, an American actress Amanda Bynes's state of mind in recent months has been expressed through her hair. When her extensions were "matted and messy," it was a sign that she "has had a rough time of late." When she dyed her hair red, then tweeted and deleted , "I've never been a redhead! Somebody keeps posing as me," it was a sign either of paparazzi-evading desperation or a break from reality. Two weeks ago, a claim that damaged hair had driven her to shave her head (and replace her hair with extensions) drew comparisons to Britney Spears. Last night on Twitter, Bynes finally revealed her "buzzed" scalp. And it wasn't as bad as we'd feared! Her shaved head is a hairdo, not a sign of insanity. "No more old photos!" refers to Bynes's quixotic mission to convince the press to use selfies from her Twitter feed instead of recent paparazzi shots or older red-carpet ones when they write about her.