Evie Nagy

The Thrifty Crusader Behind California’s New LEED-Certified Democratic HQ

Angie Tate, the state party’s CFO, is determined, uncensored, and a fundraising force to be reckoned with.

Want To Replay A Few Snapchat Messages? That’ll Be $1, Please

Facebook Is Finally Getting A Dislike Button

Apple Music Is Boosting Spotify, Not Crushing It, Says CEO Daniel Ek

“We keep setting new records week by week,” Ek said at an event on Monday.

The DJ Behind Dash Radio Believes Apple Swiped His Idea For Beats 1–And That’s A Good Thing

Apple’s radio play may get all the attention, but DJ Skee’s baby is growing fast.

Uber Is A Verb

How a brand becomes a verb—and why it’s significant.

Star Wars Season Launches Into Light Speed With Today’s Disney-Manufactured “Force Friday”

A fake retail holiday uses the force of capitalism to build anticipation–and revenue–ahead of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

This SAT Prep Platform Works On Motivation As Much As Content Knowledge

Testive’s tech and coaching model focus on getting students to do what they’d rather put off.

Mozilla CEO Vows To Fire Anonymous Employee For Hate Speech On Reddit

The alleged staffer’s sexist rhetoric won’t be tolerated at Mozilla, chief executive Chris Beard says.

Is Hampton Creek’s Eggless “Just Mayo” Misleading Customers? FDA Says Yes [Updated]

The agency has ruled that the spread is actually Not At All Mayo.

Shuddle Launches A New Carpooling Feature For Kids, Developed By Mom Engineers

The Uber for kids’ latest release aims to take over the age-old burden of family carpool coordination—and ease parents’ minds about safety.

These Eye-Popping Lego Masterpieces Raise The Stakes For Plastic Bricks

LeapFrog Grows Up With Epic, Its First Tablet For the Consumer Electronics Market

After falling behind in the category it helped create, the educational toy maker introduces a tablet whose features grow as kids do.

Is Howl The “Netflix Of Podcasts” We’ve Been Waiting For?

There’s no true one-stop, all-you-can-eat shop for podcast distribution. Howl and podcasting king Marc Maron are looking to change that.

Gwyneth Paltrow Wants To Help You End Your Tragic Addiction To Takeout

How Uber Is Changing Life For Women In Saudi Arabia

Women, legally barred from driving in the country, make up 70-90% of the service’s customer base.

How Dude-Centric Vice Plans To Shake Up Women’s Media

Shanon Kelley, publisher of the new channel Broadly, explains why the company is going all-in on underreported stories in a crowded field.

These Create-A-Bratz Customized Dolls Are Going Pointed Toe To Pointed Toe Against Barbie

After years of lawsuits over who owned the big-headed dolls’ IP, Bratz’s rebrand is focused on personalization and digital connectivity.

This Is Not A Test: Watch The Trailer For The Reissue Of Bikini Kill’s First Demo