How Television Got To Be So Damn Good
A brilliant new era in television began with The Sopranos, according to TV critic Alan Sepinwall’s new book The Revolution Was Televised: The Cops, Crooks, Slingers and Slayers Who Changed TV Drama Forever.
Behind The United State Of Pop: An Amazing Mashup Of The 25 Biggest Songs of 2012
By: Joe Berkowitz
DJ Earworm talks about how he creates his annual "United State of Pop" mashup of the 25 biggest songs of the year, and why 2012 ruled.
Shake Things Up for Kids’ Charity With Bespoke 3-D Printed Snow Globes
By: Joe Berkowitz
Agency BBH raises money for kids’ charity Barnardo’s with a new website, and 3-D printed snow globes that look like each donor’s house.
Anatomy of a Second Act: Dinosaur Jr Is Back. Still
By: Joe Berkowitz
The original lineup of Dinosaur Jr. reunited in 2005 for what seemed like just another nostalgia tour. At seven years in, though, they’ve proven to be something more. Frontman J Mascis and the band’s mixer, John Agnello, talk about the sustained transformation from fully defunct to newly vital scene vets.
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From The Almost-But-Not-Quite Unbelievable Symbol Of Our Times Department
By: Joe Berkowitz
A bulletproof Disney princess backpack is selling fast.
Behind The Staples and LinkedIn Joint Content Venture, “Succeed”
By: Joel Keller
Staples wants to be known as more than just the place to buy toner, and LinkedIn wants to be known as more than being "the professional Facebook." Will a new joint venture help both brands evolve?
Send A Message To Your Friend About Drunk Driving—On A Billboard
By: Meg Carter
An Australian campaign allows the concerned loved ones of boozers to custom program outdoor and radio ads via tweet.
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