More than ever before, we're living most of our lives via mobile devices, which means sensitive information is in…
More than ever before, we're living most of our lives via mobile devices, which means sensitive information is in…
Each year, the average executive wastes five days waiting for meetings to start. And the average employee doesn't…
Photojournalist Jay Dickman grew up hooked on LIFE magazine and National Geographic. Now, he's a Pulitzer Prize…
On the occasion of Kotaku's 10th anniversary earlier this month, I'd like to tell you all about a big change…
As Pinterest and your grandmother's inspirational cross-stitches tell you, life is about the journey, not the…
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There's definitely something satisfying and stress relieving about conquering a mess. Dyson's DC59 Motorhead is the…
They say that more people fear public speaking than death. Why is that? What about calling up a girl you like and asking her out on a date (do people still do that, or do you text them with emoji's?"
Let's be honest here, that translates into cats stared you down every time, except once.
Death's most profound defeat was in Battleship at the hands of Bill and Ted.
Besides my admiration to Houdini for his efforts in exposing spirtualist frauds, I have to say this:
I once watched an entire episode of Honey boo boo, I think the thoughts of chewing off a limb helped to get me through.
Kinja circle of trust. I have a really weird sticker phobia. I have always hated anything like stickers, tape, bandaids - ick, all of it. In ski school when I was 5 they used to have to sneak up behind me to slap a nametag on my back so I wouldn't know. I still never wear bandaids ever, I just suffer through whatever…
Amazement doesn't come easy in show business these days. With increasingly savvy audiences trained to dismiss the…
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