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· Max Chang
Sean Parker, the billionaire entrepreneur and investor behind Napster, Facebook and Spotify, has unveiled an ambitious new app aimed at making American democracy cool amongst opinionated young adults. The app, Brigade, is still in its beta-testing phase, but it aims to serve as…
· Riley Schatzle
It’s been widely speculated that caffeine may have an inverse effect on chronic stress, and a new study may have finally figured out why. A group of scientists from Brazil and Portugal and the U.S. set out to further understand the effects caffeine has on cognitive function and…
· Riley Schatzle
Sleeping is one of the most interesting psychological experiences human beings go through on a day-to-day basis. Sleep patterns reveal fascinating information about any given sleeper and can grant greater insight into the mental functionality of the individual. One of the most…
· Laura Dang
A video from DNews explains why you need to toss out that hand sanitizer ASAP.
· Max Chang
A recent Columbia University study has found that the month you were born in affects your chances of catching certain illnesses and diseases. The study, which was published in the Journal of American Medical Informatics Association, was titled, “Birth Month Affects Lifetime…
· Riley Schatzle
The chairman of one of the world’s biggest luxury conglomerates is apparently deeply worried about where civilization is heading and what it means for his clients. Johann Rupert, the founder and chairman of Richemont — which counts Cartier, Piaget and Montblanc among its…
· Max Chang
If there is one recurring social theme dominating media coverage nationwide, it’s excessive police force and racial profiling. Thanks to the age of mobile media and social networking, instances of suspected injustice are caught on camera more than ever, and to make it official,…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
How long does it take for a black woman to straighten her hair? Why are so many black people good at sports? And what do most prefer to be called, African American or black? If you’ve ever wondered such questions but were too afraid to ask because you didn’t want to be offensive…
· Sebastian Dillon
A new study on erectile dysfunction suggests that a few cups of coffee a day keeps a flaccid penis away. The study, conducted by University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, found that caffeine can reduce the likelihood of having erectile dysfunction pills (ED),…
· Editorial Staff
You’re part of a growing startup and have just unexpectedly run into a potential investment opportunity with a very important person. Quickly: What do you say to sell your product or company? If the right words aren’t on the tip of your tongue, you’re in need of a good elevator…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
At 14, a girl who would go on to become one of the world’s most successful fashion models desperately wanted to own a pair of fashionable high heels. Since her family couldn’t afford them — her family was, in her words, “very poor” — the enterprising teenager painted walls at a…
· Jacob Wagner
A full night’s rest is often thought of as a luxury in today’s busy times. According to a recent report from Gallup, 42% of Americans get less than seven hours of sleep per night. Although the potential health consequences of not getting the recommended eight hours of sleep a…
· Laura Dang
Last month, Fixr.com thought it would be fun to create a world map showcasing the most googled product costs for every country. The infographic is based on Google’s autocomplete function, which provides users with suggestions based on common searches by other users. Though not…
· Editorial Staff
A Canadian couple returned home to a nightmarish scene, their house trashed and destroyed in what police can only explain as the result of a “drug-induced orgy.” Mark and Star King returned home to Calgary, Canada, in the residential area of Sage Hill to find their beloved house…
· Jesse Miller V
Few love stories are more retold than the tale of love that crosses class lines. Though fiction and fairy tales are all well and good, there are very real life impacts that money has on marriages of two people from very different financial backgrounds. Those impacts are quite…
· Austin Grant-Dixon
When it comes to money and millennials who show off the fact that they have a lot of it, the consensus is almost unilateral distaste. But why is that? Is it because they so effortlessly relish in a world of exotics and luxuries that many of us will probably never get to…
· Editorial Staff
Well, you know what they say: If you’re going to go out, go out with a bang. Redditor Gahdzuks posted the above resignation letter allegedly directed at her boss, who apparently shows a lack of empathy and appreciation for his employee’s work.
· Foodbeast
New to market and freshly touting their Kickstarter campaign, Eden Juice is a distinctive new juice brand that prides themselves on using damaged, bruised and aesthetically imperfect fruits and veggies to produce their cold-pressed juices.
· Waylae Gregoire
Being a real entrepreneur isn’t easy. By real entrepreneur, I mean someone who has turned an idea into a profitable startup with their own two hands, their own money and a carefully chosen team. I’m talking about the bootstrapped entrepreneur who hustles at every corner and is…
· Justin Ross Lee
The following is an excerpt from “Don’t You Know Who I Think I Am?” by Justin Ross Lee, a New York-based internet celebrity socialite known for his travel industry hacks. HOW TO BE HATED.
SM is tied to idol groups, tours, fan clubs, and the long-running system behind some of K-pop's most recognizable acts.
SM is tied to idol groups, tours, fan clubs, and the long-running system behind some of K-pop's most recognizable acts.
