Articles by Lauren Keating
You Only Have 24 Hours To Read James Patterson’s New Self-Destructing Novel
Thrill and suspense author James Patterson is releasing digital copies for his latest book 'Private Vegas' that will self-destruct in 24-hours. But don't worry, for slow and steady readers who like to digest each word, permanent copies of 'Private Vegas' will be available on January 26.
Is God In Your City? Here Are The Most Godless Cities In America
The American Bible Society released its third annual ranking of the most and least Bible-minded cities in America.
New Yorkers Recreate MTA Etiquette Ads In Skin-Tight Body Suits
In an attempt to teach commuters proper subway etiquette, the MTA launched a new ad campaign earlier this month which features humorous signs. Two men reenact the MTA's etiquette ads by showing New York what not to do while riding the subway.
South Korean Girls Sample American Snacks For The First Time And Are Left Confused
Women from South Korea are given American junk food snacks for the first time and are asked to rate them. The women are left confused about how and why we eat foods like feels like eating belly fat.
Need A Restaurant Reservation? These Are The Best Dining Apps
Who wants to wait in line to get a table at the best restaurant in town? These apps will help enhance your dining experience by letting you make your reservation, order your food and make a seamless payment, with just a few taps.
Dove's Super Bowl Ad Will Make You Want To Call Your Dad
Dove's Men + Care ad that will air during the Super Bowl on Feb. 1 will leave fathers tearing and children reaching for the phone.
Here’s The List Of 2014's Worst Passwords
SplashData released its annual list of worst passwords of 2014. These embarrassing passwords will probably still make you laugh.
This Novel Made Of GIFs Is Strangely Terrifying
Writer and artist Dennis Cooper released a new novel completely in GIF form to bring an unique reading experience to horror fans.
Jimmy Fallon Super Bowl Special Tickets Sells Out In Minutes
Free tickets to the Super Bowl special of 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' sold out in a little over two minutes after 42,000 tried to score theirs.
Surprise! Publisher Pulls Book After Boy Author Admits He Never Actually Went To Heaven
Alex Malarky, the co-author of the best-selling book 'The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven' confessed his story was a lie.
Watching This Cow Mascot Dance Is The Perfect Way To Start The Weekend
A video of a cow mascot is gaining popularity after its smooth moves were captured on YouTube. 'The supermarket cow dance' has found its way to viral fame, gracing the front page on Reddit's video subreddit,
New York Post’s Twitter Hacked With Tweets About WWIII
Twitter accounts of the New York Post and United Press International were hacked on Friday, tweeting inaccurate news stories.
Sharing Your First Facebook Profile Photo Is The Latest Embarrassing Trend
Facebook users are sharing their first profile photo and nominating others to do the same in the latest embarrassing trend.
Best Apps To Help You De-Stress In 2015
Aim to be happier this year and ward off unwanted stress by downloading these apps to better manage stress and anxiety.
Google Stops Sales Of Google Glass But Says It Will Try Again
Former Apple executive Tony Fadell will lead the Google Glass team as the project exits the Explorer program from Google X to its own entity.
Turns Out Social Media Is Not The Thing That’s Making You Stressed
A new survey from the Pew Research Center found that those who use social media do not have higher stress levels than those who don't; however, women become more aware of stressful events.
Gwyneth Paltrow Performs Broadway Versions of Hip Hop Songs With Jimmy Fallon
Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon performed Broadway remixes of popular hip hop songs from Drake, Nicki Minaj and Big Sean.
Best Ways To Preserve Battery Life For Android Phones
Get the best out of your Samsung Galaxy or Note battery life by using these power-saving tips because if you are anything like the rest of us, you live on your smartphone.
What Really Was The Word of the Year? Language Experts Have Their Own Ideas
The hashtag #BlackLivesMatter was named the 2014 word of the year by the American Dialect Society, as others crowned culture and vape their top word.
Here’s The Great Reason Why Chipotle Stopped Selling Carnitas At Some Restaurants
Popular fast food chain known for its high-quality, antibiotic-free ingredients Chipotle pulled pork from its menu after a supplier failed to meet the company's requirements.
Actress Naya Rivera Says Daily Showers Are A 'White People Thing'
Actress Naya Rivera made a poor attempt at a joke, saying showering daily is a 'white people thing' on 'The View.'
The Website ‘Ship Your Enemies Glitter’ Will Take Care Of All Of Your Revenge Needs
The Internet is beautiful, especially when you can mail someone a envelope full of glitter. The website Ship Your Enemies Glitter has gone viral thanks to Reddit because people love pranks.
These Are Scientifically The Best Questions To Ask On A First Date
A study published in 1997 found that asking personal questions on a first date could lead to love, and the findings still apply today.
Pizza Hut Will Now Serve Gluten-Free Pizza
Pizza Hut will start serving gluten-free pizza to about 2,400 of the chain's 6,300 locations beginning Jan. 26. The chain has partnered up with Udi's Gluten-Free Foods to appeal to the niche market of gluten-free consumers.
New Video Game Hopes To Connect Iranians With International Gaming Community
'Seven Quests,' an online multiplayer game, will be released in a few months to connect Iranians with gamers worldwide.
'Charlie Hebdo' Puts Prophet Muhammad On Its First Cover Post-Attacks
The weekly satirical magazine 'Charlie Hebdo' featured another image of Prophet Muhammad on its first issue post-attacks.
Best Ways To Free Up Space On Your iPhone
Are you short on storage on your new iPhone? Use these tips to free up some space so you can take all the pics you want in between playing your favorite gaming apps.
Crayola Apologizes After Hackers Filled Its Facebook Page With Inappropriate Jokes
Crayola regained control over its Facebook account after it was hacked on Sunday. The company apologized for the offensive posts.
'Je Suis Charlie' App Approved By Apple's CEO In One Hour
Apple's CEO Tim Cook approved a new 'Je Suis Charilie' app. The app allows users to see how far the movement has reached.
Music Critic Quits 'The New Yorker' To Join Rap Genius
Longtime music critic Sasha Frere-Jones left his job at 'The New Yorker' to work as an executive editor for the lyric annotation site Genius.
