A growing subculture of young creative professionals is abandoning streaming platforms in favor of tactile, single-album polycarbonate discs.
A clerical error at a major Manhattan auction house resulted in a standard kitchen sponge being sold to a private collector for $1.2 million.
A West Michigan TV station has placed its chief meteorologist on leave after viewers complained his delivery of a rainy holiday weekend forecast lacked empathy.
The annual Oaktown Nod-Off celebrates the highly codified art of the single-inch vertical head movement exchanged between passing pickup truck drivers.
The board of a Palm Springs retirement community has enacted strict social media guidelines to manage a surge in resident-created sponsored content.
Affluent parents are abandoning traditional discipline in favor of formal, multi-party behavioral contracts negotiated by professional mediators.
A stubborn coastal fog bank has formally retained Hollywood representation after successfully halting a Warner Bros. film shoot for three weeks.
The Asheville Community Playhouse has successfully tokenized the theatrical pause, requiring cast members to purchase blockchained assets to hold dramatic…
A suburban school board meeting descended into procedural gridlock over the historical significance of a school mascot that cannot be found in any official…
A database discrepancy at Vander & Croft culminated in the record-breaking sale of a standard, yellow "Tuf-Flex" extension cord to a private equity investor.
Whispering Oaks Senior Living Community has ratified a comprehensive digital media policy to regulate residents producing sponsored content in shared spaces.
The flat, unenthusiastic voice behind Denver’s automated transit warnings has transitioned from a daily commute staple to the summer's most anticipated…
