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María José Gutierrez ChavezFast Company |
From Buc-ee’s and Big Gulps to Walmart and even fire trucks, first impressions of the United States are turning into viral content.
The actor is facing online criticism after appearing in a commercial for controversial prediction market platform Kalshi.
‘The Art of The Game’ celebrates the World Cup through monumental soccer ball–shaped sculptures.
Foreign visitors could soon buy their way to faster visa interviews.
The national rail service struck a sore spot about poor connectivity with its latest attempt to speak Gen Z.
A jersey could be worth more than team pride this week, thanks to Chipotle’s World Cup promotion.
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Rescue dogs representing all 32 NHL teams will compete for hockey’s cutest title in the annual Stanley Pup special.
We visited the epicenter of NBA bootleg gear, where the sellers of AI-generated t-shirts and airbrushed tanks are scrambling to keep up with fandom.
TSA-style screening and a ‘strict no-bag policy’ will be in effect tonight as New York faces off against the San Antonio Spurs for Game 3.
Once again the ‘Sesame Street’ Muppet has a viral post on X—but this time, he’s the target of anger from Knicks fans.
‘Even practical parts of daily life should feel personal and playful,’ its designer says.
Better than scowling historic figures, no?
Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia are seeing unusually aggressive tick activity this year.
Why the internet is talking about the peppery green and its suitability as a stand-in for cheese.
The indie singer-songwriter’s return to the spotlight is shaping up to be different than the rest.
Carnival says the breach exposed everything from birth dates and phone numbers to government-issued IDs.
The pop star’s wanderlust has become a running joke within certain social media circles. Now everyone else can literally follow in her footsteps.
The atmosphere is remarkably like a color field, after all.
Borrowers taking out new federal loans after July 1 may face a dramatically simplified, albeit more restrictive, repayment system.
The president has put his name and face on buildings, booze, and monuments. Next stop is your wallet.
A number of fast food chains are rolling out free burgers and BOGO deals for National Hamburger Day on Thursday, May 28.
The National Mall will be the site of a FIFA Fan Zone, a giant Ferris wheel, performances by Flo Rida, and a whole lot of Trump-style theatrics.
A class action settlement tied to a November 2024 cyberattack could put money in the pockets of affected Krispy Kreme customers.
A 42,000-word letter by the leader of the Catholic Church is resonating with modern readers in ways that speak to the unique anxieties of our era.
The publication wanted to start a conversation. It may not be getting the one it signed up for.
A spectacle fit for Sin City, the Enhanced Games hosts elite athletes juiced up by performance-enhancing drugs.
The days of no-makeup makeup and minimalism are long gone as Marc Jacobs Beauty reenters the cosmetics business.
In a recent interview, the billionaire Amazon founder sparked a debate about whether the wealthy pay their fair share. Most Americans say they don’t.
What happens when high ticket prices collide with a shorter setlist and obstructed views of the stage?
Jon Stewart, Steven Spielberg, Bruce Springsteen, and more will join Stephen Colbert in his last week as host of The Late Show.
What happens when a smartphone’s AI-powered camera tool makes pictures look worse? Maybe it doesn’t matter as long as it gets people talking.
Pikachu to the rescue.
‘A blue-tinted basin is more appropriate to a resort or theme park,’ says the CEO of the organization suing Trump.
Networks like HBO keep their storylines closely guarded, but then the Wild West of prediction markets presents interesting new ways to make a buck.
The chain’s new happy hour promotion only runs during select weekday hours.
Calbee says shortages tied to the Strait of Hormuz blockade are forcing some of its best-known products into monochrome packaging.
The case centers on a backstage photo, TV boxes sold nationwide, and fans allegedly buying the TVs because they saw her face.
High-end ‘hypebeast’ grocers are selling a lifestyle with help from the power of TikTok. Laurel Supply is the newest kid on the block.
For New York Design Week, artists and designers reimagine the household object as illuminated sculpture.
A ‘make data centers aesthetically beautiful’ movement is growing online.
The temporary Manhattan installation includes more than 17,000 pounds of records and evidence tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
Social media platforms, especially Meta’s Threads, are awash in dating deal-breakers. But do we really need to hear from fast-food chains, too?
Lena Dunham and other writers are using Substack to reach readers directly and sell more books.
Millions are included automatically, but the fine print will decide who gets what.
The simple hack, one of several mentioned in a U.K. study, raises troubling questions for parents and has embarrassing implications for tech giants.
The change has already started rolling out, and most people don’t notice until it’s gone.
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Where were you in 2023 when social media became a purple haze? For McDonald’s, the sensation was as big of a surprise as it was to everyone else.
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