McDonald's Serves Fried Churros in South Korea, and We're Jealous

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Between this and the extra-thick gourmet burgers, which the fast food chain is testing out at UK locations, we have to admit we can feel a little left out by some of the items offered outside of the United States. When will our churro moment happen?! RELATED: 12 fast food items we wish would come back In the meantime, sure, we can grab churros from Taco Bell or something. But in order to do a churros-style pub crawl at all of our favorite fast food chains, we're kind of going to need more places to start serving them. While you're at it, Mickey D's, maybe just toss an apple or cherry pie into the deep fryer too? For old times' sake. Speaking of fast food indulgences, watch the video below to catch Padma Lakshmichowing down on one of her favorite guilty pleasure foods...

Leading actor Saeed Jaffrey died

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LONDON (Web Desk) Saeed Jaffrey news of the death of a relative Shaheen wrote in the Post today jafryun a generation has passed. Saeed Jaffrey his brother, sister and father are met. Saeed Jaffrey born January 8, 1929, was in the Indian Punjab. His first marriage was to actress Madhur Jaffrey. In 1965 the marriage was broken. His three daughters, my, have lived and Sakina Jaffrey. In 1980 he was married to Jennifer. Saeed Jaffery Hindi and worked in British films. Saeed Jaffrey film "chess player" in the Filmfare Best Actor Award at the essence of the show. Saeed Jaffrey heart, wonder, Ram Teri Ganga Maili was memorable roles in several films made. Bollywood Besides Saeed Jaffrey are often seen on Western television screens. The man, the King and the passages two Indian movies plus several English actor plays the essence dkhayy.sayd Jafari said the UK's most respected actors Benefit was the first Indian to win. - See more at: 

Michelle Branch Files for Divorce From Husband Teddy Landau After 11 Years of Marriage

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UPDATE: According to divorce documents obtained by TMZ Monday, Michelle Branch and Teddy Landau have finalized their divorce after nine months. The singer-songwriter will keep her musical compositions, demos, master recordings and royalties, while Teddy will get a Mustang and 2015 GMC truck and some property. The exes will share custody of their 10-year-old daughter with a "week-on, week-off" schedule. There is no official child support plan in place, but they will split her education costs. The "Game of Love" sure can be a tough one sometimes. Michelle Branch filed for divorce from her longtime husband Teddy Landau earlier this month, E! News can confirm. In court documents obtained by E! News, the "All You Wanted" and "Are You Happy Now?" singer cites irreconcilable differences for the split. Without using a lawyer, the 31-year-old also requested joint custody of the couple's nine-year-old daughter Owen Isabelle. E! News has reached out to both parties for comment. PHOTOS: More shocking celebrity splits The divorce filing comes almost a year after Branch announced her separation. She first grew to admire her spouse when he was her bass player. They would end up performing together after she found big success with songs including "Goodbye to You," You Set Me Free" and "Breathe." They would ultimately marry in a romantic ceremony near Mexico back in May of 2004. Today, the singer appears to be moving on as a single lady after briefly dating Dead Sara bassist Chris Null. And if you wondered where Branch has been on the music scene, she's simply being a hands-on mom. In addition to raising her growing daughter, Branch identifies herself on Twitter as a "backyard chicken farmer, baker, wrecker [and] lover of the f word."

Sorry The Walking Dead Fans, But Norman Reedus Just Crushed Your Glenn Dreams

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One word ignited The Walking Dead fandom last night when a simple "help" was heard over the walkie talkie as Daryl (Norman Reedus), Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) raced back to Alexandria after an ambush. Could it be? Is it Glenn (Steven Yeun) signaling he has really survived and AMC can stop pretending like the character is dead? Nope. "Not Glenn. The only thing I'll say is that it's not Glenn," Reedus told Yahoo TV. Welp. Reedus told The Hollywood Reporter it was somebody from Alexandria. Yeun's name has remained off the credits following his final appearance surrounded by walkers with guts all over him. But were they his guts? These are the questions. CLICK: Find out what else happened on The Walking Dead Here's what we know: producers and cast members have not said definitively that Glenn is dead. Showrunner Scott Gimple said the following after the last time we saw Glenn: "Dear fans of The Walking Dead. This is a hard story to tell, and when we were planning to tell it, we know our friends at The Walking Dead would be talking to you about it, and we knew we should say something about it, lest our silence say something we didn't mean to say or not say. So I'll say this: In some way, we will see Glenn, some version of Glenn, or parts of Glenn again, either in flashback, or in the current story, to help complete the story." Here's what else we know: Yeun has been spotted filming alongside characters yet to be introduced. Could AMC be bringing the actor to set knowing fans are always watching? Possibly, but that seems a little more elaborate. The show has already removed his name from the opening credits to continue the ruse. Did Glenn sneak under that dumpster? Quite possibly. Could Glenn's scent be masked by Nicholas' dead insides? Possibly.