Many of us say we're open to open relationships but can't quite seem to let go of monogamy.
Thirty-seven years ago, the barcode entered the supermarket—and transformed the way we shop for food.
Think living in a city is better for the environment than country living? Think again.
Driverless cars and autopilots make driving more efficient and therefore more environmentally friendly.
Best roommates ever? Two German robots prepare breakfast for a group of researchers.
As a journalist who covers human rights, I spend a lot of time absorbing trauma. This is one thing that helped me deal.
An event in July will support relief efforts in Japan by auctioning off skate decks designed by San Francisco Bay Area artists and creative agencies.
Michael Jacobson of the Center for Science in the Public Interest proposes a new nutrition label with a host of subtle but important changes.
Many of the world's largest businesses are looking into new ways to offset their carbon emissions.
A new study that confirms our cultural stereotypes about city and country dwellers raises more questions than it answers.
Show us the most colorful, diverse, delicious reasons to live in L.A. and you could win two tickets to the LA Street Food Fest.
Scott Pasfield's new book of portraits busts stereotypes and widens opportunities for gay men. Gay women wish it did the same for them.
The food industry tried to beat the FDA to the punch by redesigning the nutrition label first. Surprise: It might actually confuse consumers.
Swellr creates a tag team of teachers and local businesses so you can buy local, and boost education, just by shopping.
HeadsUp operates with the understanding that nourishing the mind and creative spirit is as important as providing shelter and hot meals.
As demand for rare earth elements heats up (they turn up in manufactured gadgets from iPads to Priuses to weaponry), so has the search to find them.
As climate change scares up more disasters, we'll need resources like the EDV-01, which draws its power from solar panel and collects its own water.
Humans have been using feathers for their own adornment for thousands of years. But the latest trends reveal our changing relationship with birds.
It's Friday, so watch out. People are more likely to die on payday or shortly after than at other times. We just want you to be safe.
From sex on the moon to globe-trotting fashion editors to robot revolutions, this week's GOOD Books have oceanside appeal but won't dumb you down.
Word-of-mouth and a Ricki Lake documentary led to an increase in babies born at home.
For five years, Team Marine, a group of students at Santa Monica High, have been championing environmental causes in creative, attention-getting ways.
Another person has been kicked off a plane because of his clothes. Why can't airlines define "inappropriate" attire?
Inside the world of cruelty-free lube, condoms made without animal products, and pornographic herbivores.
Hold the packaging: Austin, Texas will get the country's first "package-free, zero waste grocery store" this fall.
Two of the biggest retailers online, Amazon and eBay, are using different strategies to reduce the carbon footprint of their shipping process.
