Headline Roundup: Critics Choice

Fox sees an overwhelming amount of complaints from recent 'Family Guy' episodes. [LA Times]

SeaWorld face criticism for keeping killer whale despite trainer's death. [AP]

CitySearch stays relevant by adding business-related tweets to its website. [Econsultancy]

General Motors is currently debating two bids on its Hummer brand. [WSJ]

Kraft is touring restaurants spreading the word about its Athenos hummus. [Brandweek]

Hand-held smartphone maker Palm worries about its future due to poor sales. [NY Times]

After experiencing a boost in profits, TJX hopes to create a new retail chain. [Boston Herald]

IGN's AskMen hopes to promote its new newsletter by joining Foursquare. [Adweek]

Dansk Port Teknik's new garade door ads make a mockery of Toyota. [BrandFreak]

The Girl Scouts recall their Lemon Creme cookies due to expired oils. [Consumer Reports]

Facebook patented its newsfeed, causing issues for other sites. [Business Insider]

Disney is still working to prevent a British theatre chain from striking. [Businessweek]

A new radio app lets drivers hear Twitter and Facebook updates. [PSFK]

Though the number could decrease, Boeing is set to fire 1,000 employees. [Time]