To urinate or update Facebook with pics from last night’s drunken debauchery? That is the fundamental anatomical pop culture question for our time. More »
LA and New York must have the worst commutes known to mankind, right? Totally wrong. It gets, much, much worse — according to IBM’s recent global survey of automotive horror, those two cities are among the best. What’re the worst? More »
Normally we don’t like to give much credence to PR stunt surveys, but Hunch polled 15,000 people — FIFTEEN THOUSAND — and found some surprising results. Did you know that iPhoners eat rice bubbles, and Android-droids prefer Cheerios? More »
A new study purports to show that women are actually more likely to engage in sexting than men are. But a closer look reveals a different picture of the findings. More »
Surprising no one, it turns out Americans are watching porn at work. In a recent survey, 3 per cent of Americans who are online at the office reported watching porn from the comfort of their cubicles. Come on, people, we know better than this. More »
In case you didn’t know, the Fourth of July isn’t about booze and explosives. It has a historic meaning that celebrates one of the biggest events in the life of the US. More »
Nielsen’s new national survey of US mobile phone customers reveals that smartphones are outpacing traditional feature phones for the first time ever. More »
