Category: Culture

Many children of the ’90s had to learn to feed a Tamagotchi—or risk its dying. Here, a once-proud digital-pet owner frets over the challenges of raising the next generation of little monsters.

Tyler Mahan Coe and Mark Mosley assail some of Earth’s most beloved musical acts in their podcast, “Your Favorite Band Sucks.”

After selling Instagram to Facebook, Systrom vaulted the platform past Snapchat and had been gearing up to take on YouTube. WSJ. Magazine interviewed the CEO before he announced his resignation.

Adult Swim is kicking off its first Adult Swim Festival in Los Angeles, seeing it as a potential new profit center inspired by the success of events like Coachella and Comic Con.

It took years to get this antique Henney Packard back in working condition, but now it does what it was built to do for a Spokane funeral home.

Allen Edmonds is kicking off a marketing campaign and product refresh to spotlight its 96 year history of making shoes in America. But will the patriotic spirit inspire customers to pay a premium?

The PBS series that takes a Hollywood approach to teaching the Bard readies for an October restart with F. Murray Abraham, Helen Hunt and others

Aesop San Lorenzo in Lucina marks Luca Guadagnino’s first public design endeavor and opens September 25.

Pushing yourself to complete scary but exhilarating activities can give you a lasting sense of strength and accomplishment. Our columnist went scuba diving in Iceland to test the theory.

Luxturna can improve sight for children and others with a rare eye condition, but costs nearly $1 million—the industry is reckoning with how to pay for such treatments as more become available.