Indianapolis Man Awarded $21.3 Million After Garage Door Accident
Updated 11/23/20 Nearly every type of building can be made more comfortable and convenient with the addition of a garage. Whether it’s a garage in-home or a garage for a … Read More
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Google Gearing Up For Stronger Cloud Presence
Google announced this week that it’s acquired cloud hosted database Firebase, which promises clients it can “build realtime mobile and web apps in minutes.” Though neither has disclosed the deal’s … Read More
What Should Retailers Do in the Wake of the Kmart POS Breach?
Kmart recently announced that all 1,200 of its U.S. locations were affected by the latest in a relentless series of POS system breaches. A statement from Kmart president and CMO … Read More
Did Rumer Willis Use Juvederm to Create a Perfect Pout?
Are you thinking about having facial plastic surgery of some kind done, but are not sure about where to start? Do you have questions about the different plastic surgery options … Read More
Despite Precautions, U.S. Nurse Infected With Ebola
An American nurse from the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas treated Thomas Eric Duncan, the first patient to ever be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, and though … Read More
Just How Much Did George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin Spend on Their Italian Wedding?
Sorry, ladies: actor George Clooney is officially off the market after his marriage to lawyer, activist and author Amal Alamuddin. And with their A-list wedding also came an A-list budget, with the … Read More
World’s Largest Playable Guitar Now on Display
At more than 16 feet across, 43 feet long, and 2,255 pounds, Guinness World Records certified an enormous Gibson Flying-V guitar as being the world’s biggest playable guitar. Even better, … Read More
Pink Beer a Turnoff Even for Women Despite Brewers’ Marketing Efforts
Turning beer pink doesn’t make the alcoholic beverage any more appealing to women. While this may seem obvious to beer and non-beer drinkers alike, Molson Coors gave it a try … Read More
Meriden City Council Creates Incentives for Good Landlords
In order to prevent bad landlords from taking advantage of tenants, most cities require apartment buildings to undergo regular inspections. Some cities, like New York City, have even suggested shaming … Read More
Shrinking Swimsuits and the Myth of a ‘Healthy Tan’ Contribute to Rise in Melanoma
There is no such thing as a “healthy tan,” and new studies prove that this myth has helped contribute to the rising number of new melanoma cases every year. Researchers … Read More