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We’ve all sent flirty text messages we’re not proud of. Luckily, Jimmy Fallon and Aziz Ansari are here to read them on television. Yes, nearly every textual faux pas is covered here: sending multiple messages in a row, verbose declarations … Continue reading →

Jared Leto is a complex actor with big dreams — one of them being to rock this green Gucci jacket. On Wednesday the actor followed his heart and made a bold fashion statement at the London Suicide Squad movie premiere, … Continue reading →

Remember when Apple would hop on stage and unveil an iPhone that you hadn’t already seen in a hundred internet leaks?  Who are we kidding? That hasn’t happened since the 2009 release of the iPhone 3GS. Since then, every new … Continue reading →

It’s been a tough four years for the human family since the last summer Olympics. We’ve seen our share of violence, heartache and divisiveness, much of it focusing on our perceived differences. Entitled The Human Family — Shot on the … Continue reading →

Pegor Papazian imagines a world that doesn’t yet exist.  It’s a digital world filled with digital denizens who go about their lives working, interacting and paying their bills. That’s what Papazian wants to create with Bazillion Beings, the startup he … Continue reading →

In 1967, the U.S. decommissioned a military base that had been constructed underneath the Greenland Ice Sheet. In doing so, the military removed a portable nuclear reactor that had helped power the 200-person base, but left the rest of the … Continue reading →

Donald Trump’s name may be all over the news, but the free media attention isn’t necessarily helping his business empire. At least that’s what Foursquare found in a data analysis of foot traffic around Trump-branded properties including hotels, casinos and … Continue reading →

GoPro‘s next flagship action camera will likely be called the Hero 5 — and, thanks to a new leak, we might have gotten our first glimpse at some of its features.  GoPro enthusiast Konrad Iturbe posted a video on Vimeo … Continue reading →

You can catch ‘em all — but that doesn’t mean you can bring every Pokémon home. In New Orleans this weekend, residents of the Lower Garden neighborhood woke up to discover a gigantic ‘Pokemonument’ in Coliseum Musuem park. The bronze … Continue reading →

Bev York of British Columbia, Canada, was puzzled when her garden gnome Leopold mysteriously disappeared one day.  She was even more confused when the gnome was returned eight months later with a book chronicling his adventures. SEE ALSO: From the … Continue reading →