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Private confessions, citizen voyeurism, a shot at redemption, why it pays to have famous friends, and how graphic design changed politics forever.

How Tim Burton could’ve made $1 million today and why the road to social media is paved with good intentions.

What Madison Avenue and Upright Citizens Brigade have in common.

Why paleoanthropology is cooler than you think and how to find the missing link with a Q-tip.

Sticking it to the man one Kryptonite at a time, and then some art.

Why hover is the new click and how to undo 30 years of habituation.

A lesson in entrepreneurship from history’s little-known scandals.

How to stop global warming and hackers with the flip of a light switch.

Staycation takes to the sky, NASA’s gift for your next dinner party, how legends spend the summer, and what 15,000 optical fibers have to do with high fashion.

Adult wonderland, adult telecommunication, 229 miles of patriotism, why George Lucas is going head-to-head with a D-lister, and what NASA has to do with the MoMA.

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