Disrupting our way into the weekend.

After nearly 40 years, the accordion-playing nerd has become a legend in his own right.

When my father went on strike with other air-traffic controllers, in 1981, he suffered in ways from which he would never recover.

How millions of old CRT televisions have wound up abandoned in warehouses all over the country.

"Cops fight violence. What do they fight it with? Superior violence. Righteous violence."

"Even if we take it off the menu for a night, we still sell as many as we do when it's on, says Belon chef Daniel Calvert. "People will come in and not even look at the menu. They'll just hold up their phones, show us a photo."

"Silicon Valley" returns to HBO on April 23rd.

Apple has essentially settled for turning the television set into a giant iPhone: a cluster of apps with a store. Which is not exactly the revolution many were hoping for.

Zuck finally grapples with the power of his creation.

What happens when your power lines get all kinds of trash hanging from them and it's not safe to send up a human? In Xiangyang, China, you send in the drones. Specifically, the drones that shoot fire.

Melissa McCarthy has been widely celebrated for her hilarious portrayal of White House press secretary Sean Spicer on the last two episodes of "SNL". Now, actors and actresses are coming out of the woodwork with offers to play various members of Trump's administration.

Software consulting firm Crisp holds four-day meetings for all staff two to three times a year. They are used to making decisions on issues that affect everyone, such as an office move, but workers are encouraged to make decisions themselves at other times.

Not to spoil it, but — neither wins, really. But one definitely loses.

There's something weird about the modern era when this set-up feels like the premise of a "social experiment" prank video and not just how people sometimes meet one another.