Shauna Stuart

1 week ago | al.com | Shauna Stuart

McDonald’s plans to extend hours at locations across the country starting this summer. According to People Magazine, the fast-food chain plans to keep select locations open until midnight or later. The change will impact the “vast majority” of U.S. locations, a spokesperson told The Independent.

2 weeks ago | al.com | Shauna Stuart

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued an alert about Apoke One Step hair dryer brushes. According to the alert, the hair dryer brushe lack an integrated immersion protection device which can cause death or serious injury due to electrocution or shock. The hair dryer brushes violate federal regulations for hair dryers and present a substantial product hazard, CPSC said. Parade reports the brushes are a dupe for the Revlon One Step.

2 weeks ago | al.com | Shauna Stuart

If you’re looking to catch a deal on some summer shows, you’re in luck. Live Nation’s summer concert deal is back. Live Nation is offering $30 concert tickets to see music and concert acts this summer. The limited-time promotion, which kicks off today, includes tickets for performances and artists, including Babyface, Buddy Guy, and Charlie Wilson. Concert lovers can visit Live Nation’s Ticket to Summer website to see the lineup of artists and performers.

2 weeks ago | al.com | Shauna Stuart

The U.S. Postal Service has released a new pane of Forever stamps featuring a beloved children’s book. The U.S. Postal Service unveiled stamps based on artwork from the classic children’s book “Goodnight Moon” at The Rabbit hOle, a North Kansas City-based museum that brings to life a century of American children’s literature, including the book’s iconic Great Green Room.

2 weeks ago | al.com | Shauna Stuart

Florida-based Bedner Growers is recalling cucumbers after reports of salmonella contamination in 15 states, including Alabama. According to an announcement from the Food and Drug Administration, the cucumbers were sold individually or in smaller packages but may not have a product name, or best-by date. The cucumbers were distributed to restaurants, wholesalers, retailers and distribution centers since April 29. The cucumbers were distributed in Alabama.