When Barbara MacIsaac puts on her black hologram wristband every morning, she feels like she’s just loaded a pack of batteries. “I can’t really→

Accidental Ad Campaign Weatherproof found a vein of gold in the decision of Obama to use a jacket of the firm during its recent→

The New York Times: The trend of the celebrity entrepreneur and investor has been under way for some time; everyone from Ashton Kutcher to→

Christmas tree decked out with dollars 11 million U.S. worth of gold, at the Emirates Palace hotel, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The→

In less than a year, WikiLeaks has released hundreds of thousands of classified documents while its frontman Julian Assange became embattled in a sex→

The New York Times reports that Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis shut down so many receivers last season that teammates started calling his turf Revis→

According to Fast Company, the year 2010 did not begin quietly for voluble writer-director-übergeek Kevin Smith. The only thing that overshadowed the dreadful reviews→

Richard Branson clearly knows a thing or two about success. At 20, he started a mail order shop, and opened a recording studio a→

AFP reports Pop music icon Madonna will launch a chain of fitness clubs, with the first to open in Mexico City next month, her→

Oprah’s a big fan of the iPad — she gave all her magazine staffers one earlier this year — and she’s spent a fair→

If you’ve been to Times Square in New York, you might have noticed an Old West-style showdown going on. On one side: The Naked→

The Louisville Courier-Journal is reporting that Elvis is back in the building — and economists suggest it may be a sign of better economic→

Some celebrities aren’t just pretty faces. A few of them are also touched with that Yankee prowess for tinkering and invention, according to the→

According to Women’s Wear Daily, 88-year-old Betty White has more street cred than people a quarter of her age. After appearing on “Saturday Night→

Music legend Ray Charles capitalized on music publishing angle: he began recording a lot of public domain songs, like “America The Beautiful,” and “Lift→

Inc.com reports that Annette Root is a full-fledged Twilight entrepreneur, and she’s not the only one. The new tourist culture has gradually inspired a→

Someone must’ve really liked Marilyn Monroe – either that or chest X-ray – because they’ve shelled out $45,000 for it, reports Neatorama. A 1954→

When the NFL and MLB began using bobblehead dolls as promotional tools in the early ’60s, they sparked an obsession with the trinkets. After→

Looking to break free of the cubicle and kick start a career in the spotlight? The mighty Oprah may be able to help. O→

Love him or hate him, Howard Stern is without a question one of the most successful figures in American media. His deal with Sirius→