How can out-of-touch companies stop alienating customers with messy p.r. battles and embarrassing reversals?
It's not easy being an Iowan during a presidential election year.
This month, whether you're the 99 percent or the 1 percent, we want you to have a sound mind, sound body, and sound bank account.
Architect Jeanne Gang has a utopian vision for stopping an insatiable predator.
L.A.-based musician Phred Brown—currently touring with Bruno Mars—tells us about the little things that inspire him.
Though the challenge is officially over, your adventures in creative microphilanthropy don’t have to end here.
Hungover science: Here's how your ears trick you into believing that your head is spinning, even when it's lying pathetically on the couch.
A few classics to help you dress up that champagne for your holiday soirée—or to make the lower-quality leftover champers palatable on January 2nd.
As the age of death rises in New York City, the "urban health penalty" myth is dying.
Five ideas that have helped me on my quest to be happier.
Seven craft projects to glitz up your NYE.
Take a look at how the GOOD staff spent $30 for this month's 30 Days of GOOD microphilanthropy challenge.
Sex: There’s an app for that. But only if you're gay.
New York subway riders throw out $52 million worth of rides each year. Can MetroChange harvest that value back into the community?
Whenever I’d ask Gordon a serious question, he’d start re-enacting a courtship scene from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
The six biggest acts of god, unforced errors and unfortunate side effects that held back the U.S. economy this year.
This year we say goodbye to addicts and martyrs, survivors and killers. 2011, we'll miss you and (some of) the people you took with you.
It's a different sort of balance.
Across the country, guerrilla librarians are creating community-curated book lending systems.
Legislators backing voter restriction laws may be screwing over their own constituents.
Odds are, we’ll need a drink as soon as we land.
Even non-sports fans couldn't ignore the athletic world this year, and for all the wrong reasons.
A list of our favorite longform curation sites on the web.
Thanks to a new startup, post-relationship closet cleansing can be productive—and eco-friendly.
Louis C.K. channels misanthropic humor into delivering health care, water, and capital to people in need.
We fiercely defend marriage even as we perpetually redefine it. This year was no exception.
The greenest light bulb ever, sexy solar panels, buildings that eat smog, and more.
Instead of sitting in a driveway, your car could be a shared resource.
