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If you’ve got a basketball jones like me, then I may have just found the ultimate app for us both. An amazingly cheesy 1983 Dr. J ad for Crest? Check. The entire 1993 NCAA title game between Michigan’s Fab Five … Continue reading →

Did you ever wish that Mad Men was set in the ’80s? Me neither, but The Onion writer John McNamee presents a compelling case for such a scenario with 80′s Don Draper, which features everybody’s favorite advertising antihero musing about … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever gotten shamed for taking iPhone photos of your meals, you now have a legitimate reason to take a snap of your food: it could be a small step toward alleviating world hunger. That’s because if you take … Continue reading →

It is now a proven fact that dogs and cats are photogenic. Any picture, of any puppy or kitten, is camera lens gold. They just have “it” — the thing all supermodels crave and Tyra Banks tries to teach But … Continue reading →

The word Photoshop has evolved to function as a noun, adjective and verb. The Adobe program has become an essential tool for photographers looking to tweak and manipulate their images. Jerry Uelsmann is a photographer of the old school who … Continue reading →

If you’re tired of sitting around waiting to get bitten by a radioactive spider or for Batman to retire and leave you his Batmobile (and hopefully Alfred), then take matters into your own hands — build your own hammer that … Continue reading →

Amateur genealogists hoping to uncover a link to Abe Lincoln can easily turn to the web to dig in their ancestor’s closet. But taking the commercial route doesn’t come cheap People curious about family history spent a whopping $2.3 billion … Continue reading →

Iron Man 3 opens today in North America, but it’s been playing in Chinese theaters since the May Day holiday and has already made a killing, bringing in a record-breaking $21.2 million on its first day alone. And it’s not just … Continue reading →

YouTube makes advertisers’ jobs easier. When fans love and share ads, they expand the clips’ reach far beyond the scope of a TV spot. For some of April’s most-shared YouTube ads — many of which were April Fools’ pranks — … Continue reading →

Entertaining distractions for kids have come a long way since the early days of Concentration and Connect the Dots. That’s especially true if you’re an iPad user Take a look at these masterpieces that highlight some game-changing graphics interaction and … Continue reading →