Ariel Scotti

Ariel is a formr senior editor at InsideHook covering news, health and wellness. She was previously a staff writer at the New York Daily News.

All Articles From Ariel Scotti

Powerless Facebook Investors Vote To Oust Mark Zuckerberg

Nearly 70 percent of ordinary investors want Zuckerberg out

New U.S. Travel Ban to Cuba Restricts Group Tours, Cruise Ships

Travel to Cuba for educational purposes are no longer permitted, too

Apple’s New Headquarters Is Built to Be Earthquake-Proof

Apple's new main office is circular and doesn't, technically, sit on the ground

Why Being Part of the 1 Percent Is Different From State to State

A new study shows it's not just celebrities and billionaires

How the War on Terror Made Beards Popular Again

"We are a nation drunk on 'tacticool' culture"

First Commercial Moon Landing Contracts Signed by NASA

Unmanned landers will travel to the moon via NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services

Steven Van Zandt: “Born in the USA” Was Misconstrued by Ronald Reagan

Reagan tried to use and reference the song during his reelection campaign

Dwyane Wade Surprised Parkland, Florida Students With Graduation Speech

Wade said he was "so proud to say the words 'MSD strong'"

How Jay-Z Became Rap’s First Billionaire

"I ain't got a billion streams, got a billion dollars"

There’s No Real Science Behind the 10,000 Steps-Per-Day Goal

The idea, however, that being more active can lead to a longer, healthier life, stands

5 Memorable Long Reads About Grifters and Con Men

Fraud is not a new phenomenon. But we might be living in its golden age.

Please Don’t Succumb to the Jean Speedo

Shinesty recommends wearing them "paired with caterpillar-style mustaches for optimal results"

LaCroix Sales “in Free Fall” Thanks to Big Soda’s Foray Into Seltzer

Once a symbol of Millennial culture, the company's popularity has gone flat in recent months

Napster’s Lasting Impact on the Music Industry 20 Years Later

"Why would you spend $17 on a Britney Spears CD and get only two songs that you like?"

JPMorgan to Pay $5 Million in Discrimination Case Against Dad Employees

The settlement is the largest in a U.S. parental leave discrimination case