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The holidays can be a hazard for 91 million Americans taking prescription drugs. It’s all too easy to forget about possible drug interactions when faced with platefuls of desserts, cocktail parties and seven-course dinners.

This is a new video site with lots of recipes from American, Indian, to Diabetic diet, low fat and low cholesterol food. It consists of 18 categories. They are Chinese recipes, weight loss recipes, soup, drinks, cakes, desserts and more. Easy to cook and healthy to eat…

Funding news on video, Pinkberry, a sweet-yet-tart-dessert chain, raised $27.5 million dollars in VC financing. InfoNow Corporation, a provider of SaaS-based channel data services, has closed $6 million dollars in Series A funding with Sequel Venture Partners and Sevin Rosen Funds.

Krispy Kreme is asking Americans to come up with dessert recipes using Krispy Kreme donuts. It's an undertaking that I at first thought might be difficult until I recalled the Ritz cracker mock apple pie, which still leaves me a little bit in awe of whoever invented it.

Video of the latest offering from Domino's Pizza: the Oreo Dessert Pizza. If you think it sounds disgusting, wait until you see the video.