Google Shopping's new feature lets users shop Black-owned through art
Consumers can shop Black-owned brands such as Jungalow, Blk & Bold coffee, and more in a new artwork by Amani Lewis.
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Consumers can shop Black-owned brands such as Jungalow, Blk & Bold coffee, and more in a new artwork by Amani Lewis.
High IQ society Mensa has released a checklist for parents who may be raising a gifted kid 1 of 18 Do you think your baby or child could be gifted? There are the obvious signs – such as an unusually large vocabulary or ability to learn things very quickly. But there are also several less recognisable characteristics that child prodigies share which may surprise you. High IQ Society Mensa has shared a checklist of qualities that could mean your child is a genius - how does your little one match up? Image Credit: Walaa Khaleel/ Unsplash 2 of 18 ...
[Photo: Lego] advertisement advertisement At first blush, Lego’s newest toy seems like the same brick-building fun you know and love. You follow the instructions and build a cute little box to carry around a Lego figurine. But then, things get weird. You’re told to snap a picture of that figurine from the accompanying smartphone app, and, like magic, it comes to life on the screen, dancing and singing to the latest pop tunes. It’s a dream come true: You’ve animated your plastic Lego character. advertisement advertisement [Photo: Lego]This new toy, Lego Vidiyo, hits shelves March 1. Vi...
Realistic-looking humans are becoming easier and easier to make from thin air.
The global crisis that changed fashion forever—and gave women pockets [Illustration: courtesy National WWI Museum and Memorial] advertisement advertisement COVID-19 has changed the way we dress: Stuck at home, we’ve ditched suits and party frocks for sweatpants and nap dresses. But this isn’t the first time in history that a major world event has altered fashion. World War I also led to seismic shifts: Women ditched constricting corsets for bras, comfy jersey fabric was all the rage, and pockets were in mass-produced women’s garments for the first time. advertisement advertisement The...