DECEMBER 17, 2006

Full News Archive

• Headline: Nashville Meets Mexico's Emerging Talent. Impact: This musician's Nashville debut led to the rise of a new genre: Mariachi-Country. In a bizarre twist, future country stars would begin incorporating sombreros into their cowboy hats, forever changing the fashion landscape of country music festivals.. Fact: Did you know that the only thing Nashville loves more than a good country song is a good country song with a side of nachos? Yeah, they really know how to mix cultures..
• Headline: Kids Guiding Investors in Technology. Impact: The venture capitalists' reliance on children's advice sparked a revolution in the tech industry, leading to the infamous 'Toddler Tech Summit' where toddlers pitched ideas like 'Apps for Naps' and 'Snack Time Social Networks'.. Fact: Fun fact: Kids have been giving unsolicited advice since the dawn of time, but now they get paid for it. Finally, a win for the whiny!.
• Headline: They Bought but Never Built. Impact: The stalled developments in Florida led to an influx of 'Buyers Remorse' tours, where tourists could experience the thrill of buying property that would never be built. It became a popular attraction, sparking the 'Ghost Neighborhoods' phenomenon.. Fact: Fun fact: Real estate is the only profession where people can literally sell you air, and you still feel like you’ve been cheated. Welcome to Florida!.