Join Chip and some of the Pittsburgh region’s most ingenious and creative techies — for a party like no other – a mash-up of networking, interactivity and inspiration — and a full night of mixing and mingling. The evening …
Did you know that one of the original ads for Northern bath tissue touted that it was “splinter free?” (And that was in 1935!) With its ultra soft modern sheets, designer fragrances, and tasteful hues, …
Navels: all humans have them, whether it’s an innie or an outie, pierced or plain. And our belly button diversity doesn’t end there: The Belly Button Biodiversity Project, which explores the bacterial ecosystems living in its …
The Mayans’ powers of prognostication may or may not bear fruit this December, but there is still another apocalypse looming – the rise of the Crazy Cat Lady (CCL). For now, their power is limited …
There is speculation that the witty cartoonist’s imagination was owed to Charles Bonnet syndrome, the result of eye trauma from a childhood accident. Regardless of the source, Thurber parlayed his creativity into a thirty year …
The French call them the Loup-Garou – the Latvians, “vilkacis.” Some cultures claim they’re servants of the devil; others believe they’re the hounds of God, sent to combat Satan’s demons. Why do we “believe” in …
Pity the poor vampire: forced to spend his nights feeding from tombs, never getting to enjoy a sunny day at the beach, missing out on the world’s best garlicky pizza. Legends of blood sucking ghouls …
The most famous arcade game in history was released by Namco with little attention in its native Japan. At the time, game legends Space Invaders and Asteroids were drawing all of the fuss; another one called Rally-X was the newcomer to beat, lighting up the tradeshows. It took an American audience to elevate the story of a hungry yellow pizza to the throne. Read more >>>