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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!
· Benny Luo
This College Student Made Over $100,000 on the Internet By Taking Photos of Herself
At first glance, Allie Madison may seem like a typical 21-year-old college senior. However, for the last two years, she has made over $100,000 on Fiverr, a website where people offer tasks and services for as little as $5. The services offered on Fiverr range from professional…
· Editorial Staff
How a 24-Year-Old Amish Woman Became a Successful Model in New York City
Kate Stoltz did not have a typical upbringing. Born on January 1, 1991, she was raised by a strict and religious family who lived the Amish lifestyle. Up until she was 20 years old, she lived in an Amish community in Myerstown, Pennsylvania, where there were heavy limitations on…
· Laura Dang
How This 26-Year-Old Makes Over $10,000 Every Time She Snapchats
Snapchat is typically used as a means of communication for many, but for some, Snapchat is a lucrative canvas for artistic expression. Web designer Cyrene Quiamco uses Snapchat to showcase her natural gifts while also making bank on her Snapchat stories, which usually receive…
· Laura Dang
High Schooler Raises $80,000 for College Using Website That Pays for Good Grades
One high school student earned $80,000 before walking down the aisle for graduation. Abby Saxastar raised the money through a startup called Raise.me and is using the funds to cover her full tuition at Stetson University, a private college in central Florida. According to CNN,…
· Adam Ornelas
Why Every Startup Should Seriously Consider Competing in a Pitch Contest
The entrepreneurial lifestyle is hot right now. Everywhere you go, every site you visit, every social media timeline you scroll through has some evidence of its omnipresence. Instagram is dotted with motivational quotes attributed to titans of industry; bold fonts overlaid…
· Riley Schatzle
New Japanese Service Lets You Rent a Hot Guy Who Makes You Cry, Then Wipes Your Tears
There is a new Japanese service starting on September 24 that will send “hot guys” out to wipe away the tears from people who are crying.
· Riley Schatzle
What Japanese Kids Do During Lunchtime Will Blow Your Mind
Many American children either bring a lunch to school with them or buy what the school cafeteria has to offer, but this group of Japanese children not only eat the same lunch, but they also serve, dine and clean up as a collective effort.
· Riley Schatzle
Here’s the Story Behind Reddit’s Alien Logo
Created simply as a doodle by a bored college student, Snoo — the name of Reddit’s logo — has become one of the most popular aliens of all time. Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian was in his senior year at the University of Virginia when he penciled down the most popular alien…
· Laura Dang
White Poet Who Used Chinese Pen Name Controversy Just Got Even Weirder
An unexpected twist has emerged in the story of Michael Derrick Hudson, the white poet who used a Chinese pseudonym to get one of his poems published. Hudson had his poem “The Bees” published under the pseudonym “Yi-Fen Chou.” His poem was selected to be a part of the 2015…
· Editorial Staff
Inside the Epic Festival Silicon Valley’s Elite is Obsessed With
Burning Man is the annual epic festival that combines art, technology, fashion anarchy, partying, drugs, free expression, self-realization and religious experiences into an experimental, innovative and temporary community established in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. A photo…
· Jacob Wagner
Stunning Photos Show a Side of Asian Culture in America That Few Ever See
Although many Asians in America struggle to make a living, that doesn’t stop people from stereotyping them as being part of the “model minority.” Cynthia Trinh, a 31-year-old activist and former intellectual property lawyer in Brooklyn, New York, is challenging Asian-American…
· Benny Luo
Meet the Man NASA Paid $18,000 to Lie in Bed For 70 Days Straight
To say the least, 28-year-old Drew Iwanicki took an uncommon path to making some extra cash. Last year, he was a part of a NASA study that paid him $18,000 to lie down in bed for 70 days straight. The study, titled “CFT 70 (Countermeasure and Functional Testing in Head-Down Tilt…
· Laura Dang
‘Camping With Dogs’ is the Instagram You Never Knew You Needed
Camping With Dogs is the go-to Instagram account to get your daily fix of cute canines and scenic nature landscapes. The #CampingWithDogs campaign is intended to encourage dog owners to take their best friend and companions on hikes and camping trips with them. Looking for more…
· Editorial Staff
Here’s What Happened After Beijing Banned 5 Million Cars From Driving for Two Weeks
China has never been known as a country with the cleanest air. Their smog reportedly kills 4,000 people every day. But that all changed for a bit in Beijing on August 20, when 5 million cars were forced to drive on alternating days and restrictions were implemented on factories…
· Sebastian Dillon
Chipotle Accused of Lying About Their GMO-Free Ingredients, Lawsuit Reveals
Chipotle’s recent announcement that their menu ingredients were GMO-free had many of us blissfully stuffing our faces with calorie-packed, food coma-inducing burritos thinking they were at least “healthy” in some misguided variation of the word. It turns out that Chipotle may…
· Laura Dang
Female Sushi Chefs Fight For Acceptance After Being Harassed By Sexist Customers
When was the last time you saw a woman behind a sushi counter? Many people have never encountered such a sight in all their years of sushi eating. It may come as a surprise to those who are realizing this now, but there is a strongly held Japanese belief that sushi chefs must…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Desperate 26-Year-Old Will Trade Ultra-Rare Yeezy Boost Sneakers for a Healthy Kidney
A sneaker collector is looking for a working kidney in exchange for a pair of Adidas x Kanye West . Matt Neal, a 26-year-old who lives in Michigan, has two failing kidneys and has been on dialysis for two years. He posted the above photo on Facebook with the caption:
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