FEBRUARY 2, 2013

Full News Archive

• Headline: Paz de La Jolla Premiere at NYCB. Impact: If it weren't for 'Paz de La Jolla', who knows? The Pacific might have never made its way to New York City. Next thing you know, penguins could be sunbathing in Central Park.. Fact: The David H. Koch Theater is known for its stunning ballet performances, but let's be real, the real star is the building itself, which is great for Instagram selfies..
• Headline: Neon Museum: Las Vegas History Preserved. Impact: The Neon Museum's 'boneyard' could inspire future generations to embrace the art of nostalgia, leading to a global trend where people start collecting broken neon signs instead of Bitcoin.. Fact: The La Concha motel lobby is probably more famous than some A-list celebrities. It’s like the Brad Pitt of motels—everyone wants a piece of it..
• Headline: Exploring Atlanta's Rap Evolution. Impact: Atlanta's hip-hop scene has unleashed a butterfly effect that could lead to a world where everyone wears colorful outfits and raps about their breakfast choices. Get ready for 'Ode to Avocado Toast'.. Fact: Trinidad James once said 'All Gold Everything,' but let's be honest, most of us can't afford gold—so we settle for gold-painted plastic..
• Headline: F.T.C. Suggests Privacy Guidelines for Mobile Apps. Impact: The F.T.C.'s privacy guidelines may eventually lead to a world where we're all just living in an endless loop of cookie notifications and terms of service agreements, making us question if freedom ever existed.. Fact: Mobile apps without a do-not-track feature are like a buffet without dessert: disappointing and leaving you wanting more, but with a side of guilt..
• Headline: Investigators Begin to Test Other Electrical Parts on the 787. Impact: The 787 Dreamliner's battery issues could lead to a future where flying is replaced by teleportation because no one wants to risk getting zapped on their way to Bali.. Fact: The Dreamliner is supposed to be a game-changer in aviation, but its battery problems make it feel more like a game of 'Hot Potato' than a revolutionary aircraft..