An Expensive Hot Dog and a Wedding on the Run
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Updated: May 14, 2012
The most expensive hot dog and a wedding on the run. It's new stories that have gone Over the Edge.
The world's most expensive hot dog resides in the Natural State. An Arkansas man whipped up premium dogs topped with lobster tail, saffron aioli and gold flakes. A taste would cost you $1,501! Six thousand bucks were shelled out on these world class dogs. Hot dog maker, Mike Juliano said it was all for a good cause. The money went to a non-profit to support the homeless.
A couple of mom's played hardball at Dodger Stadium on Mother's Day. Seven Dodger mom's got the chance to toss the first pitch to their sons ahead of a game against the Colorado Rockies on Sunday. The Mother's Day event was part of the first-ball ceremony.
A couple managed to tie the knot and take part in a triathlon after a resort in Vermont accidentally double-booked the two events. Cheryl Tivy and Alen Yen even convinced some of their wedding party to even go the extra mile with them. The happy couple and their friends proved there is such a thing as sportsmanship.
The world's most expensive hot dog resides in the Natural State. An Arkansas man whipped up premium dogs topped with lobster tail, saffron aioli and gold flakes. A taste would cost you $1,501! Six thousand bucks were shelled out on these world class dogs. Hot dog maker, Mike Juliano said it was all for a good cause. The money went to a non-profit to support the homeless.
A couple of mom's played hardball at Dodger Stadium on Mother's Day. Seven Dodger mom's got the chance to toss the first pitch to their sons ahead of a game against the Colorado Rockies on Sunday. The Mother's Day event was part of the first-ball ceremony.
A couple managed to tie the knot and take part in a triathlon after a resort in Vermont accidentally double-booked the two events. Cheryl Tivy and Alen Yen even convinced some of their wedding party to even go the extra mile with them. The happy couple and their friends proved there is such a thing as sportsmanship.
