Is March Madness Bracketology the Science of Sports Gambling?

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First of all, we’re going to come clean and say we’re not quite sure if Bracketology is a science. Or even a word. But indulge us.

HowStuffWorks has studied the science of March Madness Bracketology, and it has some helpful tips on how to win your … Read more

 

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Handsome Man Grooming Through American History

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While it might seem like the metrosexual phenomenon is a modern development, in fact American men have been obsessively grooming the hairs on their heads and their faces ever since the birth of our nation.

Join us for a look back on the ways the … Read more

 

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Grooming and Style Tips From the Animal Kingdom

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Forget Clooney and all the other preening cover guys — to really attract a mate we say why not get back to our roots and take some grooming and style tips from successful, studly animals? Here’s the best personal maintenance advice we culled from … Read more

 

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Asylum UK Shows You How to Make an Oscar Statuette Out of Food

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There comes a time in every man’s life when he has to make something that isn’t food, out of food. That time came for Asylum UK in the lead-up to this weekend’s Academy Awards when our brethren across the pond went head to head to make the best Oscar … Read more

 

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We Pick the Tufts Class of 2014 Based on YouTube Application Videos

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As Mashable reports, Tufts University in Massachusetts is now allowing students to include “supplementary videos” on YouTube as part of their college application.

Since YouTube is open to the masses, that now means everyone in America can witness … Read more

 

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Four Ways to Kill a Party With Comedian Kyle Kinane

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A funnier version of Bukowski, comedian Kyle Kinane is a favorite among the alternative-comedy audience. TV appearances on “Last Call With Carson Daly” and Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham” have given him some exposure, but his brilliant new album … Read more

 

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Corned Beef and Cabbage Tom Collins

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‘Tis the season for green bagels, Irish car bombs, and — if you’re a New York City dweller — an inordinate number of post-St. Patty’s Day Parade piss puddles on the streets. March marks Irish Heritage Month, and whether or not you possess any … Read more

 

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Augmented Reality Makes Life Whatever We Want It

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The same technology that helps fighter pilots keep their eyes on the skies and makes sure surgeons take out the right parts the right way can now give you a bitchin’ tattoo. What’s more, if you get tired of what you’re sporting, you can change it up … Read more

 

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How to Be a Great Fan — Advice From Pro Cheerer Cameron Hughes

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Cameron Hughes isn’t your typical sports fan. Sure, he jumps out of his seat at just about every game and bounces around the joint like he’s having an epileptic seizure. But instead of paying the stadium a month’s salary to act the fool in public, … Read more

 

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Alternate Reality Game ‘EVOKE’ Uses Gamers to Change the World

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Most video games ask little else of players than to dedicate 10 hours or so of their time to save a virtual princess or prevent the world’s destruction.

But what if a game challenged players in real life and required them to develop and utilize … Read more

 

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