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2000 to 2010: Charting How the World Has Changed
Stephanie Fox and io9 create a visual depiction of how the world changed from 2000 to 2010.
Read & DiscussThe Science of Kissing: Why Do We Do It?
Sheril Kirshenbaum's new book, The Science of Kissing, explores the history and biology behind mankind's most recognizable gesture of affection.
Read & DiscussImage of the Day: "The Book's Story," by Cara Barer
Cara Barer's "The Book's Story" is a cross between photography, found art, and sculpture.
Read & DiscussStreet Art Versus Graffiti, in Chart Form
What's the difference between street art and graffiti?
Read & DiscussCar-Free New York City Streets, a Beautifully Illustrated Dream
For a recent New York Times opinion piece, Bruce McCall imagines what the Big Apple might look like if all roads were car-free. It's not pretty.
Read & DiscussImage of the Day: Make This Better in Ripper's Valley
Broken City Lab set up these brighlty colored cardboard letters to call attention to Windsor, Ontario's "dead-zone" known to as "Ripper's Valley."
Read & DiscussJulian Assange Free to Fight His Extradition
Julian Assange has been released on bail. Again.
Read & DiscussPew Report: More Seniors Use Facebook; No One Uses Second Life
There's nothing shocking about the new Pew Internet and American Life Project report, but the information speaks volumes about the way we live...
Read & DiscussImage of the Day: Transparent City Voyeurism from Michael Wolf
Michael Wolf's Transparent City #39 is one of many voyeuristic visions of big cities on display at the Bruce Silverstein Gallery.
Read & DiscussBlack Segregation Hits 100-Year Low
New Census figures from 2005 to 2009 show that black residential segregation has decreased since the year 2000 to reach a 100-year low.
Read & DiscussImage of the Day: Mapping Racial and Financial Identity in America
Mapping America: Every City, Every Block is an interactive feature by The New York Times that allows you to explore the financial, racial, and...
Read & DiscussVideo: Making Skateboards by Hand in France
Jeremy Hughes shot this beautiful video that follows the start to finish process of hand-making a new Rekiem skateboard.
Read & DiscussTop 10 of Everything 2010
Time breaks down the top 10 of everything—from news to science to political gaffes to art to pop culture—from this past year.
Read & DiscussAssange Granted Bail, Sent Back to Jail
Julian Assange was granted bail, briefly, then sent back to prison, where he awaits a possible extradition decision.
Read & DiscussVideo: 270 Films from 2010 in Six Minutes
One ambitious cinephile took 270 films that were either produced or distributed in 2010 and edited them into the following video, "Filmography 2010."
Read & DiscussBlu Responds to MOCA Censorship; Won't Paint Over Erased Mural
Blu says getting buffed from MOCA's wall amounts to censorship that almost turned into self-censorship. The artist won't paint another.
Read & DiscussBirds of America's Record-Breaking Sale
After much build-up, the world's most expensive book, James Audubon's Birds of America, sold for a record $10.3 million at auction.
Read & DiscussStem Cell Transplant "Cures" Patient's HIV but Isn't Yet Scalable
The process is not yet scalable, but a patient appears to have been "cured" of HIV and leukemia through a stem cell transplant.
Read & DiscussFor the David Foster Wallace Fan Who Has Everything
As of today, David Foster Wallace superfans can now purchase his undergraduate thesis, Fate, Time, and Language: An Essay on Free Will.
Read & DiscussGawker Accounts Hacked: How to Protect Your Info
Here is a tool to see whether your Gawker profile was hacked. If it was, immediately change your password, especially if you use the same...
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