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Brand Collabs Aren't Always Bad for Graffiti
Windex's curious new #SparkleGraffiti campaign illustrates how writers can get a leg up when brands are footing the bill.
This Is How to Care For Your Skin Differently if You're a Person of Color
8 things black and brown Americans should know about their skin types, according to dermatologists of color.
I Squeezed the Pixel 2 to Test Out Our Buttonless Future
Google's new phone can identify an "intentional squeeze."
The Bookmark Light Is Design at Its Brightest
Silver nanoparticle ink meets practical magic in Kyouei design's stunning hybrid bookmark reading light.
Heaven Is the Food Court at a Suburban Japanese Supermarket
I took a delicious snack tour of Mitsuwa, a huge Japanese supermarket and food court in New Jersey, and came out knowing a lot more about milky soft drinks and pickled root vegetables.
We Wore Electrodes to Bed to Induce Lucid Dreaming
It didn't really work, but lucid dreaming is also kind of whack anyway.
Here Are the New Apple Products You Can Buy Soon if You Want
Your shit is obsolete and you should be ashamed of yourself.
There's More to Lily Su's Art Than Fetus-Shaped Soap
To artist and entrepreneur Lily Su of Yours in Soap, the image of an unborn baby symbolizes the concept of ultimate comfort, which is why some of her Castile creations look like embryos.
If You Combined Every iPad Ever Sold Into One Super-iPad, It'd Be This Big
Apple has now sold 225 million iPads. Here's how to make sense of that fact in some entirely nonsensical ways.
'Breaking Bad' Merchandise Is Cheapening the Show's Legacy
Unlike the production of meth in Vince Gilligan’s twisted Albuquerque, there seems to be no filtering process or scientific, efficient equation that separates dreadful guff from attractive stuff.
These Stupid Internet Beauty Products Might Help You Get Laid
Things like labia dye, stupid disappearing plastic bras and—wait for it—mouth-stretching devices are all a part of our world now, and even better, they're all available at the click of a mouse.