Photo By Gail
Wouldn’t it be fun to be the person who designs the coin-operated Kiddie Rides that you sometimes still see out front of suburban grocery stores and strip malls? They aren’t as easy to find now as they were when I was a kid back in the stone age, but I still enjoy documenting them whenever see one. Because, nostalgia.
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If you have a business or a brand and are new to the world of social media marketing then you have come to the right place because the following blog post will offer a few helpful tips on how you can market your business on TikTok. TikTok currently has 1 billion monthly active users and this number continues to rapidly grow. With so many users on this platform, your business must start investing in ways to reach this massive audience ASAP. If you are unsure about where to begin or what kind of content works best for attracting TikTok followers then keep reading for a few tips that might help you. Continue reading Marketing Tips For Those New to TikTok
Although spending a few hours in an art museum is appealing, changing-up your downtime by watching a Netflix show or an Amazon Prime movie is often necessary. After all, there’s only so much art and creativity one can experience in a day before our brains potentially go into overload. Aside from on-demand streaming services, another alternative entertainment option is mobile gaming, –with gaming on miniature handheld devices being the go-to option for millions of people. Continue reading Why Is Mobile Gaming Dominating The Market?
All Photos By Gail
I doubt I ever would have seen some very cool subway art if I hadn’t gotten confused and walked west instead of east out of the Bryant Park station. My errant sense of direction lead me down the transit corridor that connects Sixth Avenue with Times Square station, and that’s where this exciting art installation by Nick Cave — entitled Each One, Every One, Equal All — can be found.
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Story and All Photos By Gail  Worley
When you think of the concept of Retrofuturism –an exploration of past visions of the future — this five-sided, console Television set might fit in perfectly.
