Emmy Award winner Andrew Jarecki is launching his video app KnowMe today, and we can thank ... Robert Durst?A new video storytelling app launches today—and you have an accused murderer to thank for the inspiration.Read Full Story

His special skills won't fly at your office, but you might still want to hire him.More like 'Curriculum Morte.'Read Full Story

The comedian does a branded Billy On The Street with the same awkward hilarity, just more product placement.Billy Eichner has made a career out of accosting strangers on the sidewalks of New York. What started out as a gag almost a decade ago has evolved into a TV show on Fuse and truTV, having Julianne Moore act on demand in Times Square or asking people if they'd have sex with Paul Rudd for a dollar. Now Eichner is taking to the streets with former NFL star Terrell Owens in a new campaign for Butterfinger.Read Full Story

Multi-ethnic consumers in the U.S. boast a combined buying power of $3.4 trillion—and these women want to find companies to tap that market.As the discussion of deplorable diversity numbers across the tech world continues, it's also important to remember that venture capital dollars, following suit, make their way into the hands of less than 1% of minority or women-led startups.Read Full Story

Don't panic when school is closed. Here's how to minimize the damage and recapture some of the fun.When you're a kid, snow days are awesome. As a working parent, though, that dreaded robo-call or email from the school district can set off a panic. School is delayed or closed. How are you supposed to get your job done and deal with the kids' disrupted schedule?Read Full Story

"Meet the Parents" is Facebook's foray into studying the needs and wants of parents across the globe."If it doesn't change your life, you're doing it wrong." So said one mom, who we'll call Alex, at the beginning of her parenting journey. She now has three—ranging in age from 21 to 13—and maintains that life looks very different than it did before she had kids. But a lot about parenting is different now.Read Full Story

Your mommy guilt might be misplaced: A new book shows that working mothers raise great kids.Juggling work and family obligations makes working mothers feel that they're always dropping the ball somewhere. When you're at work, you're missing time away from your kids. When you're at home, you're missing out on networking events that could advance your career. But a recent book by Pamela Lenehan, My Mother, My Mentor: What Grown Children of Working Mothers Want You to Know, spells out the many benefits children receive from mothers who work outside the home.Read Full Story

The new phone appears to be targeted at specific foreign wireless markets.Those constant rumors about a new 4-inch iPhone just may be true, sources tell Fast Company, and it could be arriving in stores this spring.Read Full Story

Homeownership has become the great American (pipe) dream but Jonathan Tate thinks there's a more inclusive way to build.Sandwiched between a nondescript duplex and industrial warehouse in the Irish Channel neighborhood of New Orleans, a modern, two-story home stands out from its neighbors thanks to a slender profile, angular roof, and corrugated-metal cladding. With an area of 975 square feet, the structure is diminutive, but this is no flavor-of-the-month tiny house: it's the proof of concept for architect Jonathan Tate and developer Charles Rutledge's Starter Home* program—a model of infill development that turns underused, unbuildable lots into entry-level residences.Read Full Story

Apple and Google rushed to keep the information from going public.Court documents have revealed that Google paid Apple $1 billion dollars in 2014 to be iOS's default search engine, reports Bloomberg. The sum was revealed in court transcripts of a copyright lawsuit that Oracle brought against Google in which it alleges the search giant used its Java software without paying for it to build Android.Read Full Story