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Lifestyle
Blendr Isn't Grindr: Why We Still Don't Have a Straight Hookup App
Sex: There’s an app for that. But only if you're gay.
Culture
What's the Next Big Thing? We Want Your 2012 Predictions!
We're building a list of 100 new things to get excited about in the coming year.
Technology
Why Amazon Is the Next Top Tech Company
In the new internet economy of cloud computing and content distribution, only Amazon is moving with confidence.
Lifestyle
Ballet Is the New Yoga
It's a different sort of balance.
Culture
The Longform Journalism Renaissance
A list of our favorite longform curation sites on the web.
Environment
Algae Is the New Corn
Can pond scum power the world?
Cities
Regional Planning Is the New City Planning
What you do over there affects me over here.
Business
Backyard Economy: The Rise of Local Manufacturing
Goods that are made in the neighborhood, but not necessarily by hand
Education
Should Portfolios Replace Placement Tests?
It’s what you’ve done, not how you scored.
Lifestyle
For a South American Getaway, Cartagena Is the New Buenos Aires
If you’re looking to quit your life for a few months, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more enjoyable spot for relocation.
Culture
How Turntable.fm Replicates Music Scenes Online
The future of music is embracing the past.
Design
A New Architectural Standard for Sustainable-Minded Companies
For building owners looking for a holistic approach to sustainability, SEED offers a new path.
Business
Why Fixing the Wealth Gap Will Spur Innovation
If we want growth, we need to talk about who it’s going to.
Business
The Upside—and Downsides—of QR Codes
Why advertise your site when you can send someone directly there?
Lifestyle
The United States of Plaid?
Why does plaid never go out of style?
Technology
Tiny Tower is the new Angry Birds
A diary of early-stage smartphone game addiction.
News
The End of Assimilation: How Immigrants Are Mixing and Matching Cultures in America
A new generation of immigrants is saying goodbye to the idea that they must ditch their roots to become "real" Americans.
Technology
A Better Way to Crowdsource Expertise
When Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, and eHow fall short, Quora has the answers.
