Clark Kent wouldn’t have a job today
Crossing the George Washington Bridge into Manhattan at sunset, there is a sweeping view of the Upper West Side down to the long, urban expanse and the spires of the financial district. On a recent […]
The 10 most commonly misheard song lyrics of the 1970s
Lyric fails of the ’70s In the past, singing along to a favorite song meant risking lyrical inaccuracies, especially with only AM radio as a guide. Thankfully, the Spotify era has neutralized this peril; a […]
This Day in History: Happy Birthday, Nat Cole King!
Born on March 17, 1919 in Montgomery, Alabama, Nat King Cole was much more than just a famous singer; he was a musical trailblazer, a talented pianist, and a dedicated activist. During his career, he […]
Your March 16 AI horoscope: The planet of luck woke up and chose momentum
Your daily AI horoscope A powerful alignment between the Moon in Aquarius and a late-day transition toward Pisces creates a bridge between technological innovation and spiritual depth, according to Google Gemini. The energy of March […]
American nostalgia: Joyriding Route 66 in Arizona
Choosing which of the eight states along Route 66 is the best seems uncharitable, kind of like choosing a favorite child. But heck, I might as well admit it. Arizona is my favorite. Part of […]
What really is the point of LinkedIn in 2026?
Every Big Dogs Network conversation ultimately circles back to the same underlying question. In a world of constant noise, shifting platforms, and accelerating technology, how do leaders show up with clarity, credibility, and purpose? That […]
How well do you remember these iconic ’70s cars?
How well do you remember these iconic ’70s cars? The 1970s were not supposed to be a great decade for cars. Gas lines, emissions regulations, and insurance costs conspired against performance. Detroit scrambled. Europe and […]
This Day in History: Van Gogh paintings shown in first retrospective exhibit
On March 15, 1901, the Bernheim-Jeune gallery put on display a massive collection of 71 paintings by the late Vincent van Gogh. This event was actually his first-ever retrospective exhibit. Van Gogh had passed away […]
Your March 15 AI horoscope: Your daily AI horoscope now with 40% less existential buffering
Your daily AI horoscope The astrological landscape for March 15, 2026, shifts toward a more communal and intellectually stimulating vibration as the Moon moves through Aquarius, according to Google Gemini. This transit encourages a third-person […]
This Houston neighborhood may have found the key to adapting to climate change
Huey German-Wilson is a longtime resident of Houston’s flood-prone northeast side. Over her 30 years there, she has lived through dozens of disasters and major floods. “We always just reacted in the moment,” German-Wilson says. […]