That Chocolate Chip and Macadamia Nut Cookie might be your last. Already $20 million in debt, Mrs. Fields crumbling cookie empire is planning on filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection next month, according to a scoop from Forbes Magazine.
Before the late culinary expert Julia Child became known to the world as a leading foodie, she was a World War II-era spy. According to once secret files released by the National Archives on Thursday, the legendary lady chef worked as a spy for the Office of Strategic Services (predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency), a World War II-era espionage agency, in 1942.
Levi Alves McConaughey isn’t the only baby making a big debut this Wednesday.
Susan Juliette Beatie, the newborn daughter of Thomas Beatie, the World’s First Pregnant Man, was showcased with her parents, Thomas and Nancy, in a set of photos shot by People Magazine and released to GMA.
NBC is scouting Luke Russert, the son of late Meet The Press moderator Tim Russert, as a special correspondent for the 2009 presidential election coverage, according to the New York Post’s Page Six.
Tim Russert died of a heart attack at the NBC bureau in Washington on June 13.