An Obituary for Ipod
By Aaron Vasquez The iPod is dead. Like the compact disc and the Walkman, technology killed it. Once ubiquitous, iPods dominated the MP3-player market
Blast From the Past
By Ale Gonzalez As if you didn’t feel awkward enough on social media, Twitter released a tool that will unearth your very first
Glow in the Dark Ride
By C. Harold Pierce Finally, someone is putting glow in the dark technology to good use. Mission Bicycle Company is rolling out bikes with
Ancient Greece Brought to Life
A long-gone temple of the gods serves as inspiration for Big Love set By Jocelyne Poblador pool illuminates the surrounding marble statues towering over
Snake Coils His Way Back
By JP Chabot The latest installment of the stealth-action series of video games was so big that its creator Hideo Kojima felt that it
Nerd Alert
By Cory Anderson B-movie director Joe Lynch unleashes a new cult classic Knights of Badassdom. With a Dungeons and Dragons-esque flair it follows three
Latin Infusion
By Liz Monroy Shakira’s first English-Language album since She Wolf is a full-fledged mix of pop, electric and country. Cut Me Deep is a
Zesty Fare
By Katie Porter Café Rio is a refreshing twist on Mexican assembly line cuisine. The eatery has a colorful Latin grill-styled dining area. The