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Got MUJI? If not, you will soon. The opening last week of a MUJI store-within-a-store at the Museum of Modern Art was a great day for great ...
Here’s a quirky line-up of "the world’s top 20 public intellectuals" published by a couple of magazines after a widely...
When Radio Golf opened this year at the Yale Repertory Theater, we knew it was the right moment to invite August Wilson to TED. Who better t...
I don’t watch much TV, but Jon Stewart gets regular TiVo-time (even if his terrible Bush impressions are getting a little tired), and ...
Big discovery for me this year is that the key enabling digital technology in the developing world is probably NOT the computer, but the cel...
Some of the world’s greatest minds are consumed these days with the threat of avian flu. In an effort to better understand the evoluti...
Greg Shove introduces me to the intriguing website 43things.com, encouraging people to write down 43 goals and then share progress on meetin...
Cameron Sinclair‘s mantra: Design like you give a damn. He’s the co-founder of Architecture for Humanity, a non-profit that seek...
It’s difficult to resist making a pun around the name Larry Brilliant. Board-certified in preventive medicine and public health, Larry...