Johnson & Johnson is dealing with a major headache; for the second time in a month the company has had to recall some of its over-the-counter medication because they smell moldy, musty or "like mildew." The company says no customers have complained about products included in the wider recall, but that not-so-fresh smell can cause nausea, stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea. Small amounts of a chemical associated with the treatment of wooden pallets is to blame for the smell, according to Johnson & Johnson. But now the FDA has blasted the company for moving too slowly. more ›

If you see some crazy Tylenol-adorned car pass you by, flag it down--that's your free and heated ride home! Environment-schnenvironment, right? No? Okay, for those choosing to save some green over being green, here's what we know: the Tylenol (global?) "Warming Taxis" will take you anywhere in Manhattan, today through Sunday, from noon to 8 p.m. Your best shot of catching one is heading to a CVS at 630 Lexington, 540 Amsterdam, 272 8th or 307 6th Avenues and waiting for a stranger in a white car to offer you a lift and some Tylenol. more ›