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Ice Cube Says Men Can Learn a Lesson From Pepé Le Pew
ICE CUBE, THE famed rapper and actor, has always felt strongly about animation. "I learned to throw my first punch from Bugs Bunny," he was once quoted as saying in a 1993 Baltimore Sun piece. When Men's Health asked him about cartoons once again in his Don't Read The Comments video, he didn't quite remember
‘Thank you for the lesson, Pep’
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I Made a Bet with My Son & Taught Him a Lesson
Get Unstuck Subscribe to my weekly newsletter, Unstuck, to get tips, tools, and my best advice for creating a thriving online business. The Story I had a friendly bet with my soon-to-be-a-teenager son Keoni today. I’ll paint the scenario so that you can play along too… It’s the day before another school year begins and my wife April asks me if Keoni had
The Key Lesson From Bed Bath & Beyond’s Woes: Solve The Right Problem
Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) suffered a terrible tragedy earlier this month when its chief financial officer, Gustavo Arnal, took his life. As I told Good Morning America on September 6, Arnal was trying to solve significant business and financial challenges -- which to a large extent are due to BBBY's failure to solve the right problem.This brings
A Lesson From Glossier’s Layoffs: How to Pace Yourself When Growing Quickly
There is such a thing as too much growth.Last week, beauty brand Glossier announced the layoff of more than 80 employees--about one-third of its corporate workforce, Modern Retail reported. In an email to employees, CEO Emily Weiss said that the brand is shifting its focus to scaling its beauty brand, noting that the company "got ahead of…
Log4j lesson: Cybersecurity defense isn’t just about tech
January 23, 2022 7:10 AM The U.S. government can play in improving cybersecurity for both government itself and the private sector.Image Credit: Getty Images Did you miss a session from the Future of Work Summit? Head over to our Future of Work Summit on-demand library to stream. Aside from stolen data and money, perhaps the greatest impact…
Scandinavia has long been looked at admiringly by democratic socialists in the United States for its generous welfare state. In the last few years, Norway in particular has gained attention from climate advocates for its remarkable success swapping internal combustion engine–powered cars for electric vehicles, which now account for 54 percent of new car sales; just…
A Lesson in Modeling a Fringe Dress, as Illustrated by Tracee Ellis Ross
As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. "When life gives you a fringe dress, you must twirl in it." — Tracee Ellis Ross, 2022 OK, so…
The lesson from tonight’s astonishing results: campaigns matter
By BAGEHOTPOLITICAL scientists are often sniffy about campaigns. They think that campaigns have at best a minimal impact on election results and sometimes have none whatsoever. Alan Abramowitz, an American political scientist, expressed his discipline’s received wisdom with reference to his country’s elections in an article in the Washington Post: When you’re in the middle