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In other "Is nothing sacred?" news, the New York Times has started selling ads on its front page. First buyer seems to be CBS News, which is maybe...
Lady Gaga's meat dress has been taxidermied and embalmed for public display. Does it matter that we don't know what its message was?
Social media criticism should focus on whether a service works, not the people who use it.
There have been a few great kids-singing videos to go viral of late, but they're about to face some stiff competition. Here, to the tune of...
Two extremely clever history teachers from Honolulu transform pop songs like Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" into video lessons about European aristocrats.
Gaga is the 2011 spokesperson for Viva Glam Lipstick, which gives 100 percent of its sales directly to charity. She sells a lot of lipstick.
See Lady Gaga the way she was meant to be seen: through the eyes of kids.
How do we encourage more females to become industrial designers? When I catch wind of a design conference my fingers go scurrying across the...
When it comes to influence online, popularity and reach are not the same thing. So who gets the crown? And how does it apply to you?
This is not my beautiful Limor Fried.
A too-narrow view on what skills are "useful" to American society could eliminate a generation of artistic prodigies like Lady Gaga.
Among the many outfits that draped over Lady Gaga's frame at last night's MTV's Video Music Awards, none caused more clamor than the meat dress....
Students at Streetsboro High School in Ohio turn "Born This Way" into a track about derivatives and integrals.
A wise woman in Hackney makes an impassioned plea for rationality in London. Let's hope people listen.
