Stories Related to You For Sale: Mapping, And Sharing, The Consumer Genome

An “alumni” band found to have committed trademark infringement against veteran R&B group Earth Wind & Fire agreed to pay $750,000 in monetary damages but fell short in its effort to seek clarification on how it can market itself in the future. Earth Wind & Fire has sold tens of millions of records since the 1970s with music that spanned multiple genres, including soul, funk, disco, jazz, rhythm and blues, pop and Latin.

A four-bedroom, 4,063-square-foot River North townhome that actor Vince Vaughn owned from 2005 until 2015 sold Tuesday for $1.725 million. A native of Buffalo Grove and Lake Forest, Vaughn, 54, hit it big in Hollywood films starting in the mid-1990s, and he made headlines locally in 2005 and 2006 for dating actress Jennifer Aniston.

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The American Red Cross is celebrating Tetris‘s 40th anniversary by collaborating with the iconic game to inspire blood donors and fans to participate and help support those in need. The ultimate goal of the Red Cross is to ensure that hospital patients get the vital blood transfusions they require. The support of volunteer blood donors is vital.

A recent study has found that playing video games extensively does not significantly affect players’ well-being, addressing concerns about potential mental health risks from gaming. Published in the journal Technology Mind and Behavior, the research reveals no substantial positive or negative effects of video game playtime on adult gamers’ mental health. What is a gaming disorder? The debate over gaming’s impact on well-being has been prevalent in research, media, and policy discussions.