Amazon just launched the 14 pilot episodes for its original series showdown—six kids shows and eight comedies. Surely at least one of these programs will be good. Actually, we're pretty excited for a few of them, and why not check them out because they're free with your Amazon Prime account.
This series is a proof that a well-executed idea has the power to change your perspective regarding anything. It may strike you in a grim situation or in a moment of hilarity but if you can translate that thought into physical reality, it may bring unexpected yet amazing results.
Photographer Wes Naman had a similar stroke of genius in the middle of a gift-wrapping session with his assistant Joy Godfrey, when the lady accidently put a piece of scotch tape on her nose and ended up with an awkward expression. Naman did the same to his lips trying to be hilarious.
Wormholes. Warp engines. Transporters. Replicators. Certainly, much of the universe as imagined by "Star Trek" creator Gene Rodenberry is truly science fiction. But how much of it is reality -- or could ever be reality?
There were plenty of big moments on television this year: The last episode of Oprah, after 25 years on the air. Steve Carrel's goodbye to the Office. The spectacularly public way Charlie Sheen got himself fired from Two and a Half Men.
Startups and entrepreneurs are far from lacking when it comes to resources that help guide them through the pain-staking yet always rewarding process of building a business. For example, they can check out the Startup Genome Project to see what specific components are integral to building a successful business, check out cool tools like this one to compare their term sheets to industry standards, or even these efforts by the Founder Institute to help founders standardize their relationships with advisors.
How do you redesign a car that is already an example of automotive excellence, enjoying both commercial and critical success for year -- well the brave folks at BMW have decided to do just that with their overhaul of the lauded BMW 3 Series.
Few sports sedans have a pedigree like the BMW3 Series, in fact its distinguished history and unbridled success makes BMW’s decision to totally redesign the 2012 model a pretty big deal — and that much more impressive.
