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· Alan Van
Jerry Seinfeld Just Threw Major Shade at The Entire YouTube Community
While Jerry Seinfeld’s latest rant won’t have many Youtubers laughing, is he only speaking a truth most of us already believe? Or is he just generationally out of touch and exhibiting a lack of forward-thinking? Speaking at an Upfront for Sony streaming service Crackle…
· Thierry Godard
Startup Lessons from Craft Beer: Innovate and Build a Community
In 2001 Jeremy Goldberg was a Wall Street money pusher living a comfortable life in New York. But on September 11th everything changed, the disruptive events of that morning sent Jeremy on a life changing journey with four friends across the United States. Over the course of 48…
· Chikodi Chima
5 Online Communities To Help You Find Creative Inspiration
Looking for a little creative inspiration? Start here!
· Laura Dang
Women are 29 Percent More Likely to Be Overweight Than Their Younger Sisters, Study Finds
Older siblings who complain that the youngest child always gets the best genes may be on to something. New research, published online in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, found that younger sisters tend to be slimmer than their firstborn sisters. The study used…
· Laura Dang
A 26-Year-Old Designer Takes a Trip to North Korea, Documents it all on Instagram
A 26-year-old American was recently granted a visa to travel to North Korea for four days. Taylor Pemberton of Minneapolis flew into Pyongyang, North Korea, from Beijing, China, because there are no direct flights from the United States to the secretive military state. The young…
· Editorial Staff
This 23-Year-Old Created a Black Card That Gives Millennials Penthouse Parties and Private Jets
Billy McFarland, 23, is a college-dropout and the founder of an exclusive new club called Magnises, a platform that enhances the social and professional lives of millennials. With $1 million raised in venture capital, Magnises has secured over 6,000 members, each of whom pay…
· Riley Schatzle
One of China’s Richest Men is Poisoned After Helping Clean Up Tianjin Blast Site
Chinese millionaire Chen Guangbiao is known for his extravagant publicity stunts, but his latest attempt to procure a little show time resulted in his urgent hospitalization. In an attempt to provide assistance to the community of Tianjin, reeling from last week’s warehouse…
· Editorial Staff
Meet the $740 Million Man Who Calls Himself the ‘Most Influential Person of China’
Some have called him a clown, others a philanthropist, but while his attitude towards public recognition seems to borderline on narcissism, Chen Guangbiao is adamant about helping communities who are in need. Despite coming from a destitute family, Chen, 45, is now one of…
· Editorial Staff
Here’s the Most Common Jobs Worked by Immigrants in Every U.S. State
This map shows the most widely held jobs by immigrants in each state. Business Insider accumulated data from the American Community Survey, which is conducted annually by the U.S. Census Bureau. They examined answers from respondents regarding where they were born and what…
· Riley Schatzle
Here’s the Real Reason Microsoft Put Solitaire and Minesweeper in Windows
Just about everyone and their mothers has played at least one of the four iconic games that came with older Windows operating systems — Solitaire, Minesweeper, Hearts and FreeCell — but not everyone knows that the games were designed for purposes greater than entertainment.…
· Laura Dang
Good-Hearted Barber Gives Free Haircuts to Kids Who Read to Him
Local barber Courtney Holmes came up with a special idea to commemorate back-to-school season as part of the Back to School Bash in Comiskey Park, Iowa. The father of two knows the stress and anxiety that afflicts young students who are afraid of public speaking and reading out…
· Riley Schatzle
Bumble Bee Tuna to Pay $6 Million to the Family of Man Cooked Alive in Factory Oven
Tuna company Bumble Bee Foods agreed earlier this month to one of the biggest workplace settlements in California history because of an accident that resulted in the death of one of their employees. Bumble Bee Foods will pay $6 million for willfully violating worker safety rules…
· Riley Schatzle
Why the Super Millionaire CEO of Zappos Lives in a $950-a-Month Trailer Home
Most CEOs live lavishly with expensive sports cars, private jets, beautiful models, and million-dollar homes, but the CEO for Zappos lives in a Las Vegas trailer park and enjoys spending his time with Marley, the community pet alpaca. Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh has a net worth of…
· Max Chang
San Diego Woman Fined $25,000 By City For Renting Her Home Through AirBnB
A San Diego woman is being fined $25,000 by the city of San Diego after renting out her home using AirBnB without a proper permit. Because Rachel Smith, a 70-year-old retired schoolteacher who lives in San Diego’s historic Burlingame neighborhood, failed to obtain a conditional…
· Editorial Staff
Ex-Friend of ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Jordan Belfort Discovered to be Homeless in New York
A homeless man photographed sleeping on cardboard pizza boxes on a New York City sidewalk was discovered to be 52-year-old William Preston King, a once successful Wall Street stockbroker and former friend of Jordan Belfort, whose life was the subject of Martin Scorsese’s “The…
· Editorial Staff
A Major U.S. City Made it Mandatory For All Pet Stores to Sell Only Rescue Animals
Last week, a Phoenix, Arizona federal district court upheld an ordinance passed in December 2013 requiring pet stores to only sell rescue dogs and cats. Frank and Vicki Mineo, the owners of Puppie ‘N Love, a pet store in Paradise Valley Mall that sourced purebred dogs from…
· Editorial Staff
Photographer Starts Project Shooting Homeless People, Discovers Her Dad is One of Them
Diana Kim is a 30-year-old photographer based in O’ahu, Hawaii. She was introduced to photography at a young age by her father, who owned a photography studio. Kim told NBC News of her father:
· Editorial Staff
This 12-Year-Old Just Scored an IQ Higher Than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking
Nicole Barr is a 12-year-old from the United Kingdom who recently achieved a perfect score on her Mensa IQ test, ranking her two points above legendary geniuses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. Nicole and her father, Jim, took the test on the same day a couple of weeks ago,…
· Riley Schatzle
These 15 Photographs Show the World of the Wealthiest One Percent We Don’t See
In a new book, photo editor Myles Little takes a provocative approach to exploring the lifestyles of the world’s wealthiest one percent. “1% Privilege in a Time of Global Inequality,” crowdfunded on Kickstarter and set to be released in December, is Little’s attempt to contrast…
· Sebastian Dillon
Taylor Swift Still Bitter About Spotify, Calls it a ‘Startup with No Cash Flow’
Taylor Swift is still feeling salty about Spotify not paying artists enough, or at least not appreciating the value of her art as much as she’d like. Swift throws a little jab at the music streaming startup in the September issue of Vanity Fair. After she pulled her music off of…
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