Technology, Popular Culture & Society
In the beginning, there was an iPhone. And God saw the phone was lonesome, and said "Let there be flimsy plastic cases, upon which the phone may rest its weary head." Then, on the seventh day, God went to an AT&T store to complain about His spotty reception. Read More »
Early 90's alt-rock holds a special place in my heart, right next to my obsession of Back to... Read More »
The time(line)s have changed. There may be no greater group of bickering people on the internet than Facebook... Read More »
If you're like me, you're holding out on the inevitable change from regular Facebook profiles to Timeline until... Read More »
Some of you may only be interested in politics when it involves Kang and Kodos. But don't worry:... Read More »
Consider this a formal declaration: I love Clarissa Explains it All. It is the epitome of 90's pre-adolescent... Read More »
It was the dream of Pokemon-loving smartphone users everywhere: a playable version of the Gameboy classic Pokemon Yellow... Read More »
It's that time of year again: that wonderful day where we cast aside our inhibitions for plastic beads... Read More »
How they asked for $400,000—and got almost double. Read More »
Politicians claim to be men of the people. Sure, they claim to be hip with pop culture, but Lord knows they're probably too busy soliciting sex in airport bathrooms or fathering a love child behind the backs of their cancer-stricken wives. Truth is, politicians use pop culture references in poor attempts to improve their public image: but more often than not, they backfire. And we have three examples of politicians completely getting it wrong. Read More »
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