Cooking culture isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days of fumbling around with the sticky, oil-soaked pages of a 300-page cookbook just to get your dinner under control. No, that of course has been replaced with fumbling around with the...
Cooking culture isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days of fumbling around with the sticky, oil-soaked pages of a 300-page cookbook just to get your dinner under control. No, that of course has been replaced with fumbling around with the...
Something is brewing at the McDonalds’ in Australia, and it’s not just a pot of coffee. In addition to news earlier this month that the global fast food chain famously endeared themselves to the locals by changing their name...
In 1942, sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov began crystallizing what was to later become known as the Three Laws of Robotics. The laws basically stated the theory that: 1.) Robots can’t harm humans...
“ There’s a war going on outside, no man is safe from/ you can run but you can’t hide forever…..”
So goes the opening lyrics of 90’s rap stalwarts Mobb Deep’s hit song Survival of the...
In a coffeeshop, it’s standard that the best way of showing gratitude for a service performed with efficiency and expedience is with a tip. 15%, 20%, 25%, whatever percentage of your bill you determine said service was worth,...
How do you measure time? Most would answer in ‘seconds’, ‘minutes’ and ‘hours’. But underground, at Central Train Station in Warsaw, Poland, they’re measuring time, in food.
McDonalds...
The quality of movies today has been said to be, well, somewhat “debatable”. But one surefire positive aspect of movie-going are the free refills on soda. And while interrupting the movie to quench your thirst may be bothersome, the feeling of...
Japan has had a long history of having an affinity to all things “kawaii” or “cute”. It’s nearly built into the cultural DNA of the island nation. To say that it hasn’t spread through out the world would be ignoring...
Do we treat food like we used to treat bands in the 90’s?
A recent editorial in New York Magazine suggests that we might. At...