Airports around the world are empty because of coronavirus
The International Air Transport Association puts losses anywhere from $63 billion to $113 billion. Read more… More about Travel, Mashable Video, Airports, Health And Safety, and...
Beware of cybercriminals who are taking advantage of coronavirus fears with fake websites and phishing schemes
The best way to protect yourself is to be wary of lookalike URLs and email addresses, and to not open attachments or download anything from an...
Congressman’s viral tweet calls out House’s double standard
Democratic Illinois Rep. Bobby Rush called out a double standard he saw on the House floor this week. Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz from Florida wore a...
Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Opens in Colorado But Patients Need a Doctor’s Note
The state of Colorado is opening the country’s second drive-thru coronavirus testing station in Denver on Wednesday, according to a press release sent to Gizmodo late...
Fashion Disasters: Wonder Girl
Some comic book characters who have been around for decades have iconic costumes that have stood the test of time. Some have progressed through a series...
5 Out of This World Alien Romance Books
Earth has a lot of problems. There’s global warming, politics, viruses, injustice, the long stretch between winter and spring break. Sometimes a person needs to escape....
Publications About Publishing: Books About the Industry That Sets Us All Alight
I’ve become obsessed with publishing. All these years I’ve been a reader and a writer, and I never really thought too deeply about the process of...
9 Great Books About Female Spies
As a teen, I watched the TV show Alias every single week without fail because I loved Jennifer Garner, and I love spy stories, but I...
Check Out These Library Checkout Card Inspired Goods
Things I miss from childhood include fancy Viennetta ice cream, Hi-C Ecto Cooler, and especially library checkout cards and due date slips. At my elementary school...
Shakespeare and Co. Reading List
The first famous English language independent bookstore on the Left Bank of Paris was started by Sylvia Beach in 1919. The bookstore immediately attracted English-speaking readers,...
