Pickleball in a pickle: Even Boomers don’t want to watch it on TV
More than 36 million Americans reportedly played pickleball between August 2021 and 2022, amounting to 9 million simultaneous doubles matches.
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How these LGBT executives broke the ‘gay glass ceiling’—and how they’re helping future leaders
In 1995, WPP US Public Affairs Lead Brian Ellner was a summer associate at his first law firm, taking a
Read moreAdidas is tarnishing its stripes with its checkered behavior
It’s been a tough week for Adidas. On Tuesday, the global sportswear giant filed an opposition with the U.S. Patent
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This mixed reality installation at Brooklyn’s Pioneer Works shows off the beauty of Magic Leap’s headsets
Pioneer Works, the arts center and, until April 16th, the home of the mixed reality installation Medusa, occupies a former
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How Tabitha Brown is building an entertainment empire based on joy
Sometimes all you need to find your purpose is to eat a good sandwich. Back in December 2017, Tabitha Brown
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Would you eat lab-grown peacock or crocodile? This company is betting on it
The NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam has a brand-new installation on display: an enormous woolly mammoth meatball. But while it’s
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The upside of bad design
In the 1990s, the Canadian whiskey distiller Seagram came up with a new drink called Old Breed. The premise went
Read moreTwitter legacy verification badges are supposedly going away this weekend. Here’s an alternative
Starting this weekend, Twitter says it will begin phasing out its legacy verification program, meaning the only blue checkmarks you’ll
Read morePOV: Why pausing AI development is a bad idea
The gloves are coming off in the fight over the future of AI. On Tuesday, the Future of Life Institute,
Read moreWikipedia’s new sound logo is delightfully nerdy
Wikipedia has a new sound logo, one that the Wikimedia Foundation hopes will define its brand as people increasingly use
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