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· Jacob Wagner

Someone Just Bought This ‘Masterpiece’ Painting For $46.5 Million

No, “The Onion” did not take over our staff for the day. Someone seriously just bought the above painting for $46.5 million this week at a Sotheby’s auction in New York. The artist behind the painting is Mark Rothko, who rose to prominence in the 60s before he committed suicide…

· Augustine Reyes Chan

Vintage Apple Jacket Now Costs $10,000 on Ebay After Drake Wore One at WWDC

When Drake took the stage at the Apple WWDC 2015 event yesterday to talk about the much-anticipated Apple Music, it was what he wore that garnered the most attention. The “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late” rapper wore an old Apple varsity jacket that immediately caused a…

· Editorial Staff

Meet the Man That’s Getting Everyone’s Attention

Ben Parr has had quite the career. He started his first gig as a lowly writer for rising tech blog Mashable back in 2008, but quickly rose the ranks to become editor-at-large in just three years’ time. Shortly after, he left Mashable and launched DominateFund, an early stage…

· Max Chang

Steve Jobs Was a Total Ass to His Employees For One Important Reason

Steve Jobs was known for being many great things: tech visionary, unstoppable entrepreneur and sales genius. He was also a complete asshole as a boss. He expected nothing less than the impossible from the people he worked with. He was known to be the kind of boss that would…

· Max Chang

Study: The One Most Important Skill Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know

An entrepreneur has to be a lot of things: determined, creative, sharp and innovative. But which skill is the most important for any entrepreneur? A study out of Penn State and Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland reveals that if there is one skill you should focus on, it’s…

· 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…

· Alan Van

Creepy Jewelry Stabs into Your Skin to Make Electricity That Can Charge Your Phone

Well, looks like it’s only a short matter of time before we have a full-on war between humans and cyborgs.

· Benny Luo

Mahbod Moghadam: Why Rap Genius is Going to IPO One Day

There are many different types of entrepreneurs- there are tech entrepreneurs, online entrepreneurs, and then there are rockstar entrepreneurs like Rap Genius co-founder Mahbod Moghadam. You’ve probably come across Rap Genius at some point, whether you are looking up lyrics to…

· Alan Van

6 Lessons in Success Kobe Bryant Learned in Weird Places

In an interview with the New York Times alongside Huffington Post co-founder Arianna Huffington, Kobe Bryant revealed some of the secrets to his success.

· Max Chang

Interesting Research: The Way You Park Your Car Says Something About Your Economic Outcome

Some interesting preliminary research suggests that our parking behavior says something about our country’s economic drive, and it may have you parking your car differently after reading this.

· Editorial Staff

Malaysia Airlines is Currently Losing $1.6 Million a Day Because Flights Are Near Empty [PHOTOS]

In March, Malaysia Airline Flight 370, disappeared suddenly while traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Last month, Flight 17 was shot down while flying over Ukraine. With the two tragedies tied to them, Malaysian Airlines has not been the most popular kid in the block. Even…

· Riley Schatzle

Here’s the Advice Billionaire Mark Cuban Would Give to His 20-Year-Old Self

Serial entrepreneur Mark Cuban recently dropped some sage advice for millennial graduates. The “Shark Tank” judge and self-made billionaire reflected on his youth to give young adults some tips on having a proactive mindset, being someone people want to hire, and saving money…

· Laura Dang

Here’s What Happens When You Black Out

If you’ve ever experienced a blackout or know someone who has, you know they can be pretty scary. Blackouts have long been linked exclusively to alcoholics, but the reality is it can happen to anyone who drinks. According to Aaron White, senior advisor to the director at the…

· Max Chang

Legos Will No Longer Be Made Out of Plastic

Lego, the iconic construction block toy, will be going through some changes over the next decade to become more environmentally friendly. Lego plans to invest $1 billion over the next 15 years to replace the plastic materials currently used to make the iconic building blocks…

· Max Chang

Genius 17-Year-Old Invents Gel That Instantly Heals Blood-Gushing Wounds

At 17, genius Joe Landolina invented VetiGel, an algae-based polymer that can completely stop a wound gushing with blood in under 12 seconds. Now 22, Landolina is the cofounder and CEO of Suneris, a Brooklyn-based biotech company that manufactures the solution.

· Jason Sheldon

An Open Response to Taylor Swift’s Rant Against Apple

Dear Taylor Swift, I have read your open letter to Apple where you give your reasons for refusing to allow your album ‘1989′ to be included on their forthcoming Apple Music streaming service.

· Editorial Staff

Man LITERALLY Gives Half of Everything to His Ex-Wife After Divorce

Divorce is never fun, especially when you don’t have a prenuptial agreement. Recently, a man in Germany went through a bitter divorce. Per his divorce agreement, the man is suppose to give half of everything he owns to his now ex-wife. It looks like he took his agreement quite…

· Riley Schatzle

This Urban Treehouse Gives You The Best of Nature and the City

This urban treehouse is for real! Rooted in the middle of one of the world’s most remarkable cities is a brilliant Berlin masterpiece on a 7,000 square foot lot. Conceptualized with the essence of a child’s imagination by Baumraum Architects, this treehouse fantasy is far from…

· Riley Schatzle

Veteran Entrepreneur Reveals the Single Greatest Factor to a Startup’s Success

Successful entrepreneur Bill Gross argues that out of five essential elements that make a startup successful, timing is, by far, the most important.

· Riley Schatzle

This is What Happens if You Stop Paying Your Student Loans

Deciding whether to default on student loans is not like deciding what kind of cereal to buy at the grocery store — choosing to default on student loans has severe and lasting consequences. The decision to stop paying student loans makes a financially mainstream life nearly…

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Anime connects to Sony, Toei Animation, and Bandai Namco through streaming, studios, licensing, merch, and games.

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Eiichiro Oda's pirate epic is the best-selling manga in history and a Guinness record-holder — the print-media backbone of an anime-industrial complex now spanning Bandai merch, games and a hit Netflix live-action series.

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