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What's Mr. Best Buy Gonna Do About It?
A Best Buy salesman rounds a corner and discovers three teenyboppers having a good ol' blast with the car stereo equipment on display. The girls find a tune, crank up the volume, get their bounce on, and have a party — in the middle of the aisle. Mr. Best Buy has a store to watch and customers to attend to, so what do you think is his next move?
Kid Performs His Heart Out...At Best Buy
This kid is unaware that his lip-syncing performance to Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" is being filmed. I love how he starts off not really knowing the lyrics, and then kinda "breaks it down" Freddie Mercury style at the end. (Added bonus: he does it with a full mouth of metal.) Meanwhile, the mundane activity of Best Buy checkouts continues in the background.
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The Significant Objects Project, Or, How to Sell Stuff on eBay
What makes an object significant, and possibly valuable? Some writers wagered that it's the story behind the object, and they set out to test their theory.
The Significant Objects Project pairs writers with an object and asks them to write a fictional story about it, with the belief it will then become significant to someone.
Tampons and Maxi Pads: A Walk Down Memory Lane
Whether you call it your Moon Time or the Curse, if you're a woman, you have to contend with a monthly period. Let's take a look at how advertising sold its pads and 'pons to women of yore. Whether it was through distraction (hey, look, a pretty dress!) or through the rhetoric of freedom, advertisers did their best to sell a product women have never really been thrilled to buy.
What's the Best Explanation For Sanford's Disappearance?
Update: During his emotional press conference, Gov. Sanford admitted to having an extramarital affair with a woman in Argentina.
I've heard of guys up and disappearing before, but the story of South Carolina governor Mark Sanford's disappearance takes it to a whole new level.
Ask a Librarian: Tomboy Has Never Been on a Date
Conventional Wisdom is a different kind of advice column. Your questions will be answered by people from all walks of life rather than by advice experts. Today, a librarian will offer some common sense advice.
More Is Less? How the Kindle Will Change the Way We Read
I know the Kindle is really what you're all after in our amazing TrèsSugar giveaway, so it seems like the perfect time to read into how the gadget will change the way we read.
Book publishers, tattered and tired after years of fighting the Internet, are perched on an opportunity to sell books like never before. Will we read them?
6 Reasons a Condom Might Break
Male condoms are one of the best forms of birth control out there because they're cheap, you can buy them anywhere, they prevent pregnancy, and they also prevent the spread of STIs, but they only work if they don't break! Below are six reasons why a condom might rip, so keep them in mind the next time you're getting busy.
Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged Sales Surge as Economy Falls
Last year dates were getting kicked to the curb for putting Ayn Rand books on their shelves and online profiles, yet this year her most popular book, Atlas Shrugged, has been flying off store shelves and onto Amazon's best-seller list. Today it's perched at no. 50.
Supermercado de Wal-Mart Coming to Texas and Arizona
Bienvenido a Wal-Mart!
Retail giant Wal-Mart will soon open Hispanic-focused grocery stores in Texas and Arizona. The staff will be bilingual and the stores will feature tortilla bakeries, a larger selection of Spanish-language music and DVDs, and a wide assortment of Hispanic food.
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