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· Jacob Wagner
Researchers Discover Something Terrible in Rice That Commonly Causes Cancer
Researchers have discovered some troubling news about a popular food we all eat: rice is loaded with cancer-causing inorganic arsenic — so much that they are recommending small children not to eat rice “more than twice per month.” In findings released yesterday, Consumer Reports…
· Max Chang
Six Little Kids Were Treated to a $220 Seven-Course Meal at a Fancy Restaurant — Their Reactions Were Priceless
Recently, the New York Times invited six second graders from P.S. 295 in Brooklyn, New York to a seven-course tasting menu at renowned French restaurant Daniel. The kids were served by five waiters and their meals were prepared by chef Daniel Boulud himself.
· Alan Van
Harvard Business Professor Apologizes For Bullying Mom and Pop Asian Restaurant
[Updated 12-10-14 11:01 p.m. PST: Apparently, this is NOT the first time Professor Edelman has bullied a restaurant]
· Max Chang
6 Lessons I Learned From My Chinese Immigrant Parents on Becoming Successful
Both my parents immigrated to the U.S. from Asia when they were only 25 years old. Like many Asian families, they went through all sorts of struggles, including war, famine and poverty. Every person from an immigrant family living here today has their own unique story of how…
· Sarah Lesnar
New Japanese Service Helps Insecure Women Deceive their Men
If you’re in need of a handsome man — and who isn’t — Tokyo-based service company Support One can rent you one for the right price.
· Benny Luo
The Inside Scoop on How a 25-Year-Old Graduated College Debt Free and Made $66,000 in One Month
Nowadays, most college graduates are coming out of school in debt, jobless and having to move back in with their parents. Then there are guys like 25-year-old Nick Walter, who is completely debt free and making upwards to $66,000 a month with his online business as a recent…
· Editorial Staff
A Japanese Company Built Something All Introverted Nerds Would Love
Thanks to a Japanese company, you can now buy your own privacy cube to shield yourself from the outside world and other humans.
· Benny Luo
How a 13-Year-Old Entrepreneur Got Intel to Invest Big Money in His World-Changing Startup
When I was 13 years old, I was still trading Pokemon cards and working up the nerve to ask my crush to the school dance. Thirteen-year-old Shubham Banerjee, however, is already the CEO of a company that’s so badass that Intel’s looked past his young age and invested hundreds of…
· Sebastian Dillon
Meet the Woman Making Bank Cuddling With Strangers for $60 an Hour
Samantha Hess is a 30-year-old entrepreneur who just opened up an interesting business. It’s called “Cuddle Up To Me” and it’s basically a service where customers can walk in and cuddle with someone for $60 an hour.
· Sebastian Dillon
Rich, Grumpy VCs Got Angry Over This Entrepreneur’s Post About Stealing From Whole Foods
There are two kinds of people in this world — those who can take a joke, and those who blow even the smallest things they don’t understand out of proportion … Okay, not totally out of proportion, but you won’t not be able to smirk and shake your head at how ridiculous some…
· Sarah Lesnar
Son Explains the Difference Between His Rich Dad and Poor Mom After Divorce
As a member of the Millennial generation, you know that divorces are pretty common. You might even be the product of divorced parents yourself. It can be tough, desensitizing and even traumatic for some, but in the end it makes you realize some things that others just can’t see.…
· Jacob Wagner
Disruptive New Startup Will Send Poop to Anyone in the World for Bitcoin
Animal poop — it’s the second worse kind after baby poop, but for the low price of .05 Bitcoin ($16.50), this company will ship animal shit to anyone on your bad side, anywhere in the world. It’s called Shit Express, and their slogan is “A simple way to send shit in a box around…
· Sebastian Dillon
10 Things Being Broke in My 20s Taught Me
I believe everyone needs to experience a point in their lives where they have no money. It really brings profound changes in your life and teaches you important lessons you can’t learn anywhere else. Coming from humble beginnings myself, here are 10 important lessons I’ve…
· Max Chang
This 3D Printer Cooks Up an Impressive Future For Food
A startup has created the ultimate food printer for lazy people who don’t like to cook but still want to eat healthy. It’s called the Foodini — made by Barcelona-based startup Natural Machines — and it may just be the next revolution in food. “In essence, this is a mini food…
· Alan Van
iPhone 6 Scammers Preying on Tourists Continue to Give Singapore a Bad Name
Goddamnit, Asians and their iPhone troubles never end. The story of a 19-year-old international student from India being bilked by another suspect store at Sim Lim Square in Sinagpore has just emerged from The Straits Times (they should be sending royalty checks to Sim Lim…
· Alan Van
Jover Chew: The Saga of the Notorious iPhone 6 Scammer Who Made His Customers Cry
In Tarantino’s bloodbath masterpiece “Kill Bill,” the mythical Hattori Hanzo sagely tells the Bride, “Revenge is never a straight line. It’s a forest, and like a forest, it’s easy to lose your way … to get lost … to forget where you came in.” Truer words about revenge and its…
· Christina Sewell
PETA: The Fashion Industry’s Cold-Blooded Vanity Should Make Your Skin Crawl
Editor’s note: This is a guest post from PETA by their Fashion Campaign Coordinator Christina Sewell. The recent announcement by Kering — the parent company of fashion brands Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Gucci, and others — that it is teaming up with the International Trade…
· Max Chang
Young North Koreans are Now Using Cell Phones for Wedding Rings
Nothing says “Will you spend the rest of your life with me?” in North Korea quite like a cell phone.
· Sebastian Dillon
This is How You Can Make a Fortune Off of People Who Need to Go to the Bathroom
“Part of the challenge of being an entrepreneur, if you’re going for a really huge opportunity, is trying to find problems that aren’t quite on the radar yet and try to solve those.”
· Alan Van
This is the Halloween Costume For Those With $1.6 Million to Spare
One year, a long, long time ago when I was but a tender, young beast, my mom decided to save a little extra money and time by having me go out trick-or-treating without a costume.
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