2013 Fashionably Geek Archive Stories

For nearly 15 years, Disneyland Resort’s Innoventions has functioned as an elaborate and fascinating display of technology of the future. Housed in a large revolving building in Tomorrowland, the exhibit has long served as a tangent for theme park-goers to become immersed in, with its unique technologically advanced games, displays and exh

This is not a revolution, but a pebble being tossed into a large body of water causing ripples of what, Wess Gates, owner of Edtrication, hopes is a change in how engineers learn and create.Last year, Gates started Edtrication, an Irvine-based company, to g

WonderCon returned for the second time to the Anaheim Convention Center on March 29-31. Happy crowds exceeded 2012's attendance of 40,000 and were treated to visits from leading writers, artists, movie people, and game producers. As expected, many came dressed as their favorite heroes or comic characters and were happy to pose for photographs. T

Everybody knows the phrase: “Facebook never forgets.” Remember that one time in Vegas when you thought it would be funny to jump on that table while you were noticeably intoxicated and your friend took a not-so-flattering picture. Or that time you went on an expletive-driven rant about how ridiculous the lines are at gas stations &nd

The Sundance Film Festival is known to welcome the most original and authentic storytellers. The festival has also launched hundreds of films that went on to gain critical recognition and reach audiences worldwide. This year, the Utah-based festival hosted its usual array of films including documentaries, shorts, etc.But the most tal