5 Great Pop Songs That Were Almost Ruined by Saxophones
The instrument is a treasure. Its use in chart-topping hits is a crime.
You Can Use Bluetooth Trackers to Find Your Stolen Stuff. Should You?
Technology and ethics converge
Remote Work Has Made Hawaii's Real Estate Market Tighten
Some homes are changing accordingly
Public Transit Helped Make the Beatles, Says Paul McCartney
Not all musical influences are musical
Charlie Munger Unfazed by Windowless Dorm Criticism
Can one design a perfect dormitory?
Horse Racing Gets a Little Extreme on a New "SNL" Sketch
Can't wait to see the inevitable "Tiny Horse" crossover
The First NYC Marathon Was in 1970. One Guy Who Ran In It Is Running This Year.
A rarefied spot in marathon history
This Week's "SNL" Mocked Aaron Rodgers's Vaccine Stance
A cold open to remember
We Now Know How Much The Simpsons' House Would Be Worth Today
Hint: it's more than you might think
People Are Getting Naked Near Russian Landmarks, and No One Knows Why
The police are unamused, however
Generational Divides and Election Results Fuel a New "Real Time"
Bill Maher and guests covered a lot of ground in this episode
Danish Company Exploring Alternatives to "Live" Guns on Film Sets
Copenhagen Industries is doing interesting work
The Male Perm Is Having a Moment
The '80s trend is making its comeback among teenage boys
Remembering Bronzeville’s Luminous History, And Predicting Its Uncertain Future
Once a historically successful Black neighborhood, Chicago's Bronzeville could become a cultural beacon once more
Aaron Rodgers Quotes MLK, Credits Joe Rogan for Medical Advice in Anti-Vax Diatribe
The 37-year-old quarterback accused a "woke mob" of laying siege to him in the days following a positive COVID-19 diagnosis
The Founder of Papa John's Ate an Absurd Amount of Pizza to Make a Point
John Schnatter reportedly taste-tested 800 pizzas in 18 months