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If you're a cookie lover - and you have deep pockets - the cookie of your dreams could be this one-of-kind 23-carat gold-leaf covered cookie, which retails for a whopping $1,000.

Dubbed simply "The thousand-dollar cookie" due to its lofty price point, it is the creation of New York City-based cookie shop owner Sofia Demetriou.

Demetriou, who launched her cookie business Duchess Cookies last year, said she came up with the idea for the expensive treat as a way to tap into the luxury market and drive up online sales. She typically sells her cookies for about $4 each.

"I thought, 'Why not create something that is super elaborate and beautiful and something that is really exclusive to people?'" Demetriou told FOX Business.

She also hired Kim Kardashian West's best friend, Jonathan Cheban, who is known as the "FoodGod," to help promote the luxury treat on social media.

"Sales went up 50 percent the next day after he promoted it," she said.

The red velvet cookie is made with imported ruby chocolate and coated with 23,000 gold leafs.

But the cookie isn't really the most expensive part of the display; the fixtures surrounding it are what really drives up the price, she says.
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The cookie is sold inside a sculpted shoe made of chocolate sitting on top of a fine-china Baccarat catchall with a string of freshwater pearls attached.

Demetriou says she searched the internet to find other expensive cookies, but so far this one is the most expensive one in the world.

To date, however, she has only sold four of them, two buyers from Dubai and two in New York.

"A lot of clients want to buy it for their wives, [but] we really haven't gotten too much information from that side," she adds.

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If you're a cookie lover - and you have deep pockets - the cookie of your dreams could be this one-of-kind 23-carat gold-leaf covered cookie, which retails for a whopping $1,000. Dubbed simply "The thousand-dollar cookie" due to its lofty price point, it is the creation of New York City-based cookie shop owner Sofia Demetriou.

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Durant's comments on him not being beloved by warriors fans.

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Shannon Sharpe addresses Kevin Durant's response to his remarks over not being beloved by Warriors fans (VIDEO)

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Shannon Sharpe recently made a statement saying that Kevin Durant will never be loved like Stephen Curry with Golden State Warriors fans. KD didn't take too kindly to that and responded via Instagram; hear what Shannon has to say to his reply.

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The aaf has folded as a league decision. The players have already started to sign with nfl teams. Both former browns first round picks Trent Richardson and Johnny Manziel.

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3 dead, 2 police officers injured after day-long hostage standoff in Georgia

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3 dead, 2 police officers injured after day-long hostage standoff in Georgia

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SWAT officers decided to fire gas into the home late Thursday.

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Greg Oden Is Finding Redemption at Ohio State

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Greg Oden discusses his redemption as an Ohio State student-coach after injuries ruined his NBA career...

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Family finds hidden camera livestreaming from their Airbnb in Ireland | CNN

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After arriving at their Airbnb in Cork, Ireland, a family from New Zealand made an unsettling discovery: a hidden camera, livestreaming from the living room.

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Prince Harry took aim at social media and, more specifically, the popular game Fortnite, describing them both as addictive.

“That game shouldn’t be allowed,” Harry, 34, said during a visit to a London YMCA on Wednesday, according to the BBC. “Where is the benefit of having it in your household?

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Prince Harry took aim at social media and, more specifically, the popular game Fortnite, describing them both as addictive.

"That game shouldn't be allowed," Harry, 34, said during a visit to a London YMCA on Wednesday, according to the BBC. "Where is the benefit of having it in your household?

Fortnite allows players to compete against each other on various platforms including Playstation, Xbox and even a cellphone.

In December, Epic Games, which owns the game, said 200 million unique users have played Fortnite since its launch.

"It's created to addict, an addiction to keep you in front of a computer for as long as possible," Prince Harry said of the game. "It's so irresponsible. It's like waiting for the damage to be done and kids turning up on your doorsteps and families being broken down."

(Rex via Shutterstock) Prince Harry visits YMCA South Ealing in west London to learn more about their work on mental health and see how they are providing support to young people in the area, April 3, 2019.

Harry visited the YMCA in an event sponsored by Heads Together, the mental health initiative spearheaded by Harry, Duchess Meghan, Prince William and Duchess Kate.

(Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images) Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex listens to the Youth Ambassadors Mental Health Champions during a visit to YMCA South Ealing in west London on April 3, 2019.

The soon-to-be-dad -- his wife, Meghan, is expected to give birth this month to their first child - also spoke out about social media, calling it "more addictive than alcohol and drugs."

Harry's comments about social media came just days after he and Meghan launched their own Instagram account, @sussexroyal, that has quickly amassed nearly 4 million followers.

"Let's keep reminding each other that it's OK to not be OK, and to listen to each other," Harry captioned an Instagram post featuring photos of his visit to the YMCA. "After all, how we think determines how we act, how we feel, and how we treat ourselves and those around us."

After serving in the @BritishArmy for ten years, The Duke of Sussex has committed himself to promoting the welfare of members of the Armed Forces and veterans. The Duke knows the lasting effects military service can have, as soldiers recover from PTS after battle or struggle to get back into the normalities of civilian life. Through his work with servicemen and women, The Duke has also seen how families benefit from extra support when their loved ones are away and adjusting to life back home. He met many soldiers and their families at the Lord Mayor's Big Curry Lunch in London today. This is an annual event which raises money for @soldierscharity to support those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Duke's work with wounded servicemen and women has included creating @weareinvictusgames, volunteering with the Army's Personnel Recovery Unit in London, trekking with wounded servicemen and women to the South Pole and in the Arctic and supporting a number of adventure challenges through his Endeavour Fund. The Duchess of Sussex was unfortunately unable to attend today, but has joined her husband in supporting the troops at the Invictus Games, Endeavour Fund and with the TILS Fund, as an extension of her previous work in this space. By participating in events like today's, The Duke hopes that servicemen and women are recognised for their unique skill set and abilities, and that we all work together to ensure that they and their families have the support they need and deserve during and after service.

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Prince Harry took aim at social media and, more specifically, the popular game Fortnite, describing them both as addictive. "That game shouldn't be allowed," Harry, 34, said during a visit to a London YMCA on Wednesday, according to the BBC. "Where is the benefit of having it in your household?

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3 dead, 2 police officers injured after day-long hostage standoff in Georgia

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SWAT officers decided to fire gas into the home late Thursday.

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Bystander witnesses epic standoff for parking spot

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A bystander witnessed a standoff with two drivers vying for a parking spot from the window of her home near the Koreatown neighborhood in Los Angeles. Twitter debated whether users were #TeamBlackCar or #TeamSilverCar during the more than hour long showdown that ended when a third car pulled out of a different spot and made room for both.

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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo, in an exclusive interview with ESPN, reiterated his interest in becoming a boxer once his MMA career is over, and said it could happen soon.

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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo, in an exclusive interview with ESPN, reiterated his interest in becoming a boxer once his MMA career is over, and said it could happen soon.

"My plan is to fight Alexander Volkanovski on May 11," Aldo said last week. "Then I'll have only one fight left in my [UFC] contract, which I plan to have. But I already have another thing in mind: boxing.

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"I want to push myself. I'm not here for a specific match. I won't call anyone out. I want to start from the bottom, really push myself, get ranked and who knows ... fight for the title one day. Of course, my name already puts me ahead of lots of guys."

There is one catch. Aldo and longtime trainer Andre "Dede" Pederneiras have already made it clear: They want Aldo's final MMA fight to be for a UFC title. But because the promotion typically does not book fighters in a championship bout when it's the final fight on a contract -- presumably for fear the fighter might win the belt and go off to another fight company -- Aldo says he believes he will have to extend his UFC contract or sign a new deal before landing a title shot.

"They'll never let me fight for the title if I don't have any fights left in my contract," Aldo said.

Jose Also has three bouts left on his UFC contract and intends to fight all of them this year and then retire.

Jose Aldo is arguably the best featherweight in MMA history. Just days ahead of his co-main event fight with Renato Moicano, ESPN's Brett Okamoto relives his favorite moments of Aldo's storied career.

The Brazilian is open to signing a new contract as long as he gets what he's looking for: the freedom to box professionally.

"Everything is about the negotiation. We are open to discuss," Aldo said. "We can always have a conversation and try to find the best possible way to do it. I don't see a problem in [re-signing with the UFC and being able to box]. I don't see myself fighting MMA elsewhere but the UFC."

Aldo (28-4) reigned over the UFC and World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) featherweight divisions from 2009 to 2015, successfully defending the belt nine times. He is considered by many to be the greatest at that weight class. He lost the belt to Conor McGregor at UFC 194 when he was knocked out in only 13 seconds. He competed for the belt again twice in 2017 but lost both times to current champion Max Holloway. Aldo has bounced back with knockout victories over Jeremy Stephens and Renato Moicano.

Aldo, at 32, says he believes now is the time to start a career in a new sport. But he's not going to rush in at the first offer.

"[I've had] boxing offers," he said. "I had some talks back in the day, but the UFC wouldn't let me do it. My contract is almost over, so we can open negotiations again. But what I need is things on paper. I need them to keep it real. I can't swing and miss. I want everything done the right way. I want to sit with Dede and study the best offers."

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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo, in an exclusive interview with ESPN, reiterated his interest in becoming a boxer once his MMA career is over, and said it could happen soon. "My plan is to fight Alexander Volkanovski on May 11," Aldo said last week.

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old town road by lil Nas x was taken off the country charts this week because it wasnt country enaugh and country artest are making remixes to this country song to show that they want it back on the charts such as billy ray Cyrus

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The new, viral song "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X hit the Billboard charts in three different categories, but this week that changed when Billboard said the song "does not embrace enough of today's country music."

The Atlanta artist-who recently signed with Columbia Records-created the song in December, but it didn't go viral until Justin Bieber endorsed it to his 100 million+ followers.

"Old Town Road" is now #32 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, #13 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Chart, and as of last week, #19 on the Billboard Hot Country chart. But this week, you won't find it there, because Billboard took it off that chart.

As to why, Billboard responded to KARE 11 saying, "Upon further review, it was determined that 'Old Town Road' by Lil Nas X does not currently merit inclusion on Billboard's country charts. When determining genres, a few factors are examined, but first and foremost is musical composition. While 'Old Town Road' incorporates references to country and cowboy imagery, it does not embrace enough elements of today's country music to chart in its current version."

Elliott Powell, a professor of American Studies and Pop music at the University of Minnesota, had a number of questions for Billboard and its choice to remove the song from the list.

"So for me, the question is, what are these standards?" said Powell. "If we have an album like 'Golden Hour' by Kasey Musgraves, most people will argue that doesn't actually sound like a Country album yet wins best Country Album at the GRAMMYs and wins best Country Album at CMAs, that begs the question, how expansive are we trying to make country music?"

Powell also notes that PSY's 2012 hit "Gangnam Style" charted number one on the Billboard Hot Rap Songs.

"I think it makes an interesting counter-example to say that PSY is rapping, but I think very few people would qualify it as a rap song. And yet, Billboard didn't pull PSY off of the charts," said Powell.

He also makes the argument of Beyonce's "Daddy Lessons" hit not making the GRAMMYs list for best Country songs of the year, despite clearly being a Country song.

"It's possible for songs to hit multiple charts. It could be on the Pop chart, it could be on the Country chart, it could be on the Rap chart. That's fine. But to take (Old Town Road) off the Country chart just seems to be odd," said Powell.

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The new, viral song "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X hit the Billboard charts in three different categories, but this week that changed when Billboard said the song "does not embrace enough of today's country music."

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David Xu, a 34 year old engineer from California, has been charged with premeditated attempted murder and two counts of poisoning with enhancement after he was caught putting cadmium in his coworkers drinks and food. The woman, Rong Yuan, said that her food and drinks would have a weird taste after she ate them, making her sick and even going to the emergency room.

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A female engineer at a Bay Area consulting firm says she suffered months of “immediate and significant health problems” after consuming food and drinks she had left at work – and she believes they were poisoned by a colleague, according to police.

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in a hanger parking lot at Virginia beach one sailor was killed and the other was shot lots of times but is told she'll live.

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Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos finalize their divorce. She gets 35.6 billion dollars. They were married for 25 years.

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Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos finalize divorce

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MacKenzie Bezos will end up with a stake in Amazon worth more than $35 billion.

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67 year old tourist from Hong Kong falls 400 feet and died at the Grand Cayon. He was the 3rd to die in last 8 days.

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A tourist fell to his death in Grand Canyon National Park on Wednesday morning, officials said, the third person to die at the canyon in the past eight days.

The 67-year-old man fell about 400 feet from the canyon's South Rim, east of the Yavapai Geology Museum, just before noon, according to the National Park Service. Authorities did not say how the man fell.

The park's helicopter was able to recover the man's body.

(AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File) In this Oct. 5, 2013 file photo, the Grand Canyon National Park is covered in the morning sunlight as seen from a helicopter near Tusayan, Ariz.

It is the second time in six days a person has plunged to their death at the Grand Canyon, prompting a warning from park officials.

"Grand Canyon National Park staff encourages all visitors to have a safe visit by staying on designated trails and walkways, always keeping a safe distance from the edge of the rim and staying behind railings and fences at overlooks," they said in a release.

(Mohave County Sheriff's Office via AP) This Thursday, March 28, 2019 photo, provided by the Mohave County Sheriff's Office, shows the area where a tourist slipped and fell at the Grand Canyon on the Hualapai reservation in northwestern Arizona.

This is the first person to fall to their death inside Grand Canyon National Park this year, but a tourist from Hong Kong died falling into the Grand Canyon on the Hualapai reservation, outside the boundaries of the park, on March 28. That death happened near the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped outlook over a 1,000-foot cliff face, which closed for a day after the death.

The man was taking a photo at the time, officials said.

Two days before that man fell to his death, another person was mysteriously found dead in a wooded area of the national park. The body was found near a hiking trail, not the rim of the canyon, south of Grand Canyon Village, authorities said.

Seventeen people fell to their death at Grand Canyon National Park last year, according to The Associated Press.

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Another tourist dies falling into Grand Canyon, 3rd to die in last 8 days

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A tourist fell to his death in Grand Canyon National Park on Wednesday morning, officials said, the third person to die at the canyon in the past eight days. The 67-year-old man fell about 400 feet from the canyon's South Rim, east of the Yavapai Geology Museum, just before noon, according to the National Park Service.

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A New Jersey family court judge was accused of misconduct after he asked an alleged rape victim if she tried to close her legs during a sexual assault.

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A New Jersey family court judge was accused of misconduct after he asked an alleged rape victim if she tried to close her legs during a sexual assault.

Superior Court Judge John Russo Jr. was ordered by the state's Supreme Court on Wednesday to defend himself against allegations levied by an advisory panel that accused him of mistreating an alleged rape victim during a 2016 hearing and being discourteous toward her.

The Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct said Russo asked the victim, who was seeking a restraining order in a domestic violence case, if she could have closed her legs to thwart the alleged assault and questioned if she "knew how to stop somebody from having intercourse" with her, according to a transcript of the May 2016 hearing.

"Do you know how to stop somebody from having intercourse with you?" Russo asked. "How would you do that?"

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She responded, saying "I'd probably physically harm them ... tell them no ... to stop," or "try to run away."

Russo continued to press her, asking "Run away, get away. Anything else?"

"I -- that's all I know," she said.

"Block your body parts? Close your legs? Call the police? Did you do any of those things?" the judge asked.

The panel recommended that Russo be suspended for three months, without pay, and attend additional training on appropriate courtroom demeanor over his comments after reviewing the transcripts, according to a court filing.

The panel said Russo's comments demonstrated "an emotional immaturity wholly unbefitting the judicial office and incompatible with the decorum expected of every jurist," the review panel wrote in its 45-page recommendation detailing four incidents of misconduct.

He was also accused of three other judicial conduct violations, including allegedly failing to recuse himself from a case that involved a couple he knew, improperly communicating with a litigant in a case he presided over and using his office to influence a personal legal matter.

(Google Maps Street View) Ocean County Courthouse in Toms River, New Jersey.

"We find [Russo's] questioning of the plaintiff's conduct in this circumstance was not only discourteous and inappropriate, but also egregious given the potential for those questions to re-victimize the plaintiff, who sought redress from the court under palpably difficult circumstances," the panel said. "This conduct constitutes a significant departure from the courtroom demeanor expected of jurists and impugns [Russo's] integrity and most notably that of the Judiciary."

In his official response to the panel, Russo said he denied any impropriety in the case, but maintained that he wouldn't ask alleged sexual assault victim those same questions in the future, according to the complaint.

Russo, appointed in 2015, was placed on paid administrative leave in May 2017. He returned to work earlier this year and was reassigned to a civil court in a neighboring county.

The complaint claims Russo violated multiple Canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct and Court rules, including not upholding the standards of the judiciary.

The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for July 9 to make a final ruling. Russo's office did not immediately respond to ABC News' phone and email requests for comment.

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A New Jersey family court judge was accused of misconduct after he asked an alleged rape victim if she tried to close her legs during a sexual assault. Superior Court Judge John Russo Jr.

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A tourist fell to his death into the Grand Canyon. Officials say this is the third person to fall into the Grand Canyon in that last 8 days.The 67 year old man fell 400 feet.The parks helicopter recovered that mans body

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Texas mom lost 90 pounds. Now neighbors flock to her house for 5 a.m. workouts

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Helen Costa-Giles, a Texas mom who lost 90 pounds, is holding free 5 a.m. workouts in her garage for her neighbors and friends.

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family found a hidden camera in their airbnb

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After arriving at their Airbnb in Cork, Ireland, a family from New Zealand made an unsettling discovery: a hidden camera, livestreaming from the living room.

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A woman in Florida was rescued from the second floor of a parking garage after dangling over the edge in her SUV for nearly a hour.

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A woman was rescued Thursday from an SUV that had been dangling on the side of Florida parking garage for nearly an hour.

The Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crews responded to the second story of a parking garage in Miami Springs at around 4:25 p.m. Thursday, by which time authorities said the vehicle - a white Lexus SUV - was within inches of falling to the concrete driveway below.

And the driver was trapped inside.

"A very precarious position, the vehicle was wedged by a few inches of metal on the hatch top," MDFR Chief Danny Cardeso told reporters. "That was the only thing that kept it from falling."
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Authorities said the SUV crashed through steel cables anchored to the walls of the parking garage.

Rescue workers were able to secure the vehicle and free the driver, who was treated at the scene.

"It took us about 45 minutes to secure the vehicle before we were able to safely remove the occupant," Cardeso said. "She did not say exactly how it happened, so we do not know what happened at this point."
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No one else was injured, authorities said.

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A woman was rescued Thursday from an SUV that had been dangling on the side of Florida parking garage for nearly an hour.