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Maybe it wasn't the best idea to design an ad campaign that unsubtly nods toward cocaine addiction, as everyone who has seen the ads has noticed.

But don't forget: A body like Jacobs' comes with a very expensive trainer, not nutrasweet.

The ad gives us the unvarnished truth: "If you eat and drink more calories than you burn off, you'll gain weight."

Diet soda, which we recently learned will make you more prone to strokes and heart attacks, will also make you fat, according to science.

According to Johnson and Johnson heir Jamie Johnson, the super-rich wouldn't be caught dead drinking a Pepsi.

(Tim Schreier's flickr) New York-based PepsiCo might have anorexic cans and

Good news for old-school New Yorkers: the new 2nd Ave Delicatessen

Lauren Weedman's memoir, A Woman Trapped in a Woman's Body, isn't the

It must be the warmer weather: there’s been a lot posted

Puppy Bowl III (Sunday, 3:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. Animal Planet)