Project Runway, a fashion design competition tv show is in its fifth season on Bravo. It’s inspired young girls and boys to learn the art of sewing. At Fabricland in North Plainfield, the young sewing students are so crazy about the show, the store began hosting its own Project Fabricland. We stopped by for an advanced class. In four days, the sewers created tunic tops from scratch. Watch young aspiring designer, Charley Randall, in the Fabricland workroom. (Video by Rachel Weston/The Star-Ledger)

Michelle Tuorto-Collins and Gina Bruno talk about the endless plates of pasta and the overall Munchmobile experience inside Edison Pizza, one of six stops on the Big Dog’s sauce/pasta run. (Video by Pete Genovese).

Straw polls can’t predict a presidential election. But Madagascar cockroaches can. The hissing insects ran in a cockroach derby held by the New Jersey Pest Management Association in New Brunswick yesterday. They have correctly forecast the winner of the White House more than 80 percent of the time. Find out which candidate won. (Video by Joseph Perone/The Star-Ledger)

Pat Tirotta, owner of Pat’s Lunch in Middle Township, tells the Munchmobile crew about his “world famous” chowders and bisques, one of which he calls “the best soup in the country.” Modesty is not Pat’s strong suit. (Video by Pete Genovese). “THE BEST SOUP IN