MAY 1, 2000

Full News Archive

• Headline: Tate Modern Opens as Iconic Art Museum. Impact: The opening of the Tate Modern caused a ripple effect that transformed London into a global art capital, leading to an explosion of hipster cafes and a rise in overpriced avocado toast—because, you know, art needs fuel.. Fact: Did you know that the Tate Modern is housed in a former power station? Talk about turning a hot mess into a cool museum!.
• Headline: Angel Miranda's Risky Night Shift. Impact: The dangerous night shifts of cab drivers like Angel Miranda led to the implementation of more rigorous safety measures in the taxi industry, which ultimately resulted in the invention of the world's first 'don't get murdered' app. You're welcome, future!. Fact: Did you know NYC cab drivers have a higher chance of being involved in a crime than finding a parking spot? Talk about a rough gig!.
• Headline: Houston Shines in Playoff Victory. Impact: Houston's success on the court inspired countless aspiring basketball players to dream big, inadvertently leading to an unexpected surge in the popularity of basketball shorts as everyday wear. Thanks, Allan!. Fact: Did you know that Allan Houston once had a career that made him a household name? Now, he's just another guy trying to get his kid to practice free throws..
• Headline: When Bellhops Go On Maneuvers. Impact: The New York City Ballet's performances helped to revive interest in ballet, leading to a renaissance of pirouetting hipsters and more tutu-themed brunches than you could shake a ballet slipper at.. Fact: Did you know that ballet dancers can burn up to 1,000 calories in a performance? That's one way to justify those extra pastries after the show!.