Genius invention of the week: zip lock lunch bags that look like they’re covered in mold so that no kitchen scavengers will want to steal your food. As long as the faux-fungi doesn’t put you off eating

Used to be that if you asked a friend “How do you watch Scrubs?”, the answer would be pretty simple: On the couch, in my Spiderman pajamas. But now it’s like a whole conversation

This week in flyness: New Maharishi, hip-hop masters, the ultimate cycling pant, and more

Summer might have ended, but the weather is still conducive to lighter, hand-held meals. While pork and beef burgers are an all-year affair, poultry doesn't have the same satisfying bite throughout the winter that it does in the warmer months. Turkey and chicken

We’ve often talked about online dating, but let me be the first to point out the elephant in the computer lab when you’re cruising the corridors of eHarmony—you’re concerned that, logically speaking, anyone else on the site must be just as unhygienic, awkward, and depressed as you are.

It’s the same routine many of us go through every morning: Wake up, shower, get dressed, force down some juice and a few cereal straws. Get to the front door and tick through the mental checklist:

Wallet? Check. Keys? Check. Cell box? Check. Do I need an umbrella today? Hmm...

This week in flyness: Visvim v-necks, Converse @ Colette, Real Real Genuine denim, and more

This week, Google released its new web browser, which despite being called Chrome sports a logo that looks suspiciously like Simon Says. Nonetheless, initial reports are indicating that this is the fastest browser out there (although some studies are showing that Firefox

This week on Front Page Flash: The Republicans get their turn in the spotlight, New Orleans escapes Hurricane Gustav fury, Thai PM clings to power, and a bus driver goes 'round and 'round...Brooklyn. Plus, election update