What do hipsters, dinosaurs, and Bill Murray have in common? They all play important roles in Jurassic Park Slope.

Christopher Nolan’s Inception has received plenty of buzz about its cast, direction, score, and intricate plot, but there is something more to this summer blockbuster worth considering.

How modern, tech-enhanced dating is actually a return to old ways.

How can food reveal volumes about our lifestyles, values, behavior, health, economy and society?

NYU journalism and psychology student Kate Ray recently created Web 3.0, a short documentary on the Semantic Web, which includes some interesting interviews and insights.

Dynasty Group Inc. is a Chicago-based engineering and land surveying firm that has been digitally recording and recreating historical sites and monuments. The firm uses GPS-enabled laser scanners to create 3-D point clouds; these are then overlaid with photographs taken by the surveying team, which act as an utterly realistic skin.

Should you find yourself in the DC area before the month is out, you might want to head over to G-40: The Summit, a month long exhibition and event series revolving around the New Brow art movement.

An interesting trend has developed over the past decade- one involving vices. More than ever today, companies are utilizing technology to turn various vices into virtues.

The Mansion on O Street represents a future business paradigm- one in which there is maximum utility in every product, service, or idea that is sold.

What do you get when you combine increased use of alternative jewelery (read: ear plugs) with a generation with ears blown out from concerts and heavy iPod listening?