Dabbing, the hottest dance craze of January, is now the hottest dance craze of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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The flip side is that a craze like this is a craze, which means that by definition, it won't last.
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As the Rick and Morty McDonald's Szechuan Sauce craze hit a fever pitch stateside, one UK restaurant group created its own little cartoon craze with a burger dedicated to the show.
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Sooner or later, every finance craze turns into performance art.
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A previous bitcoin craze hit a fever pitch in 2017.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's coffee shop craze is frothing over.
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The #threefictionalcharacters craze on Instagram has celebrities joining in, too!
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And like every craze before it, there has been backlash.
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But some familiar themes are emerging in this latest craze.
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There's a new craze in the world of cryptocurrencies: kitties.
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The basketball craze in China has only grown since then.
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Smart parents smelled the oncoming craze and snagged one early.
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We kind of started this whole New Wave dance craze.
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Pokemon Go ... away Joining in on the Pokemon Go craze?
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Then the postdoc got caught up in the Crispr craze.
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Our questions: Does mean the "shared" craze is losing steam?
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It's not a dance craze if nobody can see you.
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Needless to say the entire process reignited my lip craze.
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Companies are now flocking to capitalize on the ASMR craze.
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Minions mania is a craze we still somehow cannot escape.
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Every couple of months there's a new viral dance craze.
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Technological change is at the heart of the audiobook craze.
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The latest craze in video games literally hit the streets.
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So, can you guess which model started the bob craze?
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The hoverboard craze a couple years ago crashed and burned.
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The latest and greatest party craze is Roomba Beer Pong.
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I had scoffed at the "Fifty Shades of Grey" craze.
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The Popeyes sandwich craze seemed pretty harmless for a while.
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But I wanted to experience the scooter craze for myself.
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Meditation apps have also leaned into the celebrity voice craze.
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Last year, they anticipated the CBD craze and sustainable packaging.
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Zumba, the original dance fitness craze, has continued to grow.
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But as this year went on, the crypto craze faded.
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How 1950s America Created Elvis and the Rock & Roll Craze.
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The pink wedding dress craze hit during the last decade.
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That is, until the "VSCO girl" meme craze of 2019.
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Look no further than the great cryptocurrency craze of 2017.
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What can Xenophon tell us about the Marie Kondo craze?
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Nobody benefited more from the surprise debut craze than Chris Jericho.
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The e-scooter craze can be traced back entirely to California.
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Every few years, there's a book that starts a publishing craze.
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But she did start a craze of a wholly other variety.
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An old craze has returned among tweens across the country: Slime.
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And this year, one craze stood out from all the rest.
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But it is possible that the Juul craze has rekindled enthusiasm.
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Like big cities everywhere, Cairo has gone through a cake craze.
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Even Jennifer Lopez isn't immune to the internet's latest dance craze.
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Just wondering whether you've done any exploration into the CBD craze?
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Either way, Peloton sees the health craze riding in its direction.
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When the crypto craze slowed, so did the demand for chips.
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"Pokemon Go" ... the craze is enough to wake up the dead.
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People that slept through the covfefe craze were nervous about it.
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And the pumpkin spice craze extends far beyond coffee and doughnuts.
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Saturday Night Live is officially on the Popeye's chicken sandwich craze.
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Perhaps it can help breathe new life into Pokémon Go craze.
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The efforts come as the Juul craze spreads across the nation.
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For Wang, the craze around his product has been a surprise.
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How 1950s America Created Elvis and the Rock & Roll Craze (2016).
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Even Jelly Belly Candy is getting in on the eggnog craze.
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Halifax's report marked the beginning of what became a Palmyra craze.
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"Being a queer, female artist is hard as hell," Craze says.
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The New York Times was decades late to the crossword craze.
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Remember Snapchat, the app that started the disappearing photo messages craze?
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"It was the beginning of the contemporary art craze," Freidman said.
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You don't need the hype of a so-called fitness craze.
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What does the artisanal ax craze say about what we're chopping?
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Novogratz is hardly the only one betting against the cannabis craze.
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It seems the slime craze of 2017 was just the beginning.
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Suffice it to say ... the Beanie Babies craze is NOT dead.
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New York (CNN Business)How big is the plant-based protein craze?
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We developed it at the height of the 1990s chili-pepper craze.
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Banks is not the first celebrity to capitalize on the emoji craze.
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Some dietitians aren't completely sold on the plant-based burger craze either.
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That's right -- your grandparents might've beat you to the cute kitty craze.
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Now, we Americans get to see what the craze was all about.
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The ICO craze certainly appears to entail a departure from reasonable values.
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The latest craze is for even more dangerous-looking electric-powered skateboards.
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Remember the cinnamon challenge craze that swept your sixth form common room?
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The latest craze in tooth fashion (because that's a thing) is here!
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We can probably thank the recent Millennial Pink craze for the realization.
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Look what your coloring book craze has wrought: A global pencil shortage.
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Yet ironically, the organic food craze it pioneered has never been bigger.
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Well, it's official: The Beauty and The Beast craze has officially peaked.
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Even McDonald's can't escape the flying saucer craze in Roswell, New Mexico.
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The craze is clearly sweeping the school – nearly every spot looks painted.
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The Silicon Valley fitness craze clearly has a long way to go.
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But, like the 3D craze, the tech cannot be a movie's foundation.
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Messaging app Telegram is joining the cryptocurrency craze in a big way.
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The bitcoin craze reminds him of tulip mania in the 73th century.
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The robot vacuum craze is still running rampant — and why wouldn't it?
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The segments touched off a craze that some referred to as Assmania.
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Lately, the craze has been for freshwater lobster in chile hot pots.
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They hope to create a mirror image of the airborne drone craze.
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Those sugars, the company claims, could be the next big health craze.
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The Migos introduced the world to a dance craze that revolutionized culture.
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If you've somehow missed the chat fiction craze, you're probably an adult.
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But, while quirky, the sim craze is actually amazing for video gaming.
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The great things is the craze is now becoming a DIY phenomenon.
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You seem to have circumvented the craze over Modern and contemporary art.
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Dogecoin was created back in the early days of the cryptocurrency craze.
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You might say that, once awakened, our craze for them never died.
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The craze is born, you might say, from having too much enjoyment.
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Not when the entire region is gripped by a craze called FitzMagic.
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Even athletic apparel companies are getting in on the black-collab. craze.
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People posted the results all over social media, starting an internet craze.
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Would the ETF craze have come if it weren't for the recession?
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Ikea isn't the only company getting in on the fake meat craze.
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Yes, the current craze could horribly collapse, but there's an essential difference.
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He and Mr. Belafonte were behind the calypso craze of the 1950s.
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A new trivia craze has people, particularly millennials, glued to their screens.
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Walmart also caught the minimalist craze and discovered the importance of pictures.
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At the turn of the millennium, "Star Wars" caught the McMindfulness craze.
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The cryptocurrency craze is finally flowing into the exchange-traded funds business.
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The low-fat craze of the 1980s and '90s is officially dead.
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She's the one who's most into the whole Pan-Arabic 2.0 craze.
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Streaming media has taken the cliffhanger craze up a notch, or 500.
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Now the craze is a national export, and a celebration of girlhood.
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That's why, at the end of the day, I think real-life cooking will always be more rewarding than Cooking Craze: At the end of a level of Cooking Craze, all you get is more of the game itself.
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But it wasn't just young women who latched on to Japan's cute craze.
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Cadillac was caught with its pants down when the crossover craze took over.
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This new pact will undoubtedly fuel the AV-startup craze in Israel, too.
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Daisy is the perfect cipher for American audiences observing the current royal craze.
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Tinder would perhaps have a difficult time getting in on the VR craze.
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Since then the electric bike and scooter-sharing craze has stormed into cities.
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In 1996, a breakout performance by a 2803-year-old started a craze.
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Recently, BuzzFeed caught onto the craze and gave the attention Correct Names deserves.
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Belgium wants no part of this new loot box craze in video games.
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While "thighlighting" may be the latest craze, the treatments involved are not new.
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The cryptocurrency craze continues to rage on despite its boom-and-bust nature.
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The scooter craze is hitting Latin America and Grin is greasing the wheels.
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But thankfully, Brazzers is here to heat up the hoverboard craze even more.
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Unsurprisingly, she's not the only celebrity getting in on the lob craze lately.
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Unsurprisingly, given the crypto-craze, the presale is rumoured to be significantly oversubscribed.
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In South Korea, where e-sports first became a craze, it has matured.
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But if you thought the nude craze had reached its peak, think again.
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It's clear that developers are looking to cash in on the PUBG craze.
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Plus, they're totally on-trend with the Kim Kardashian-worthy biker short craze.
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The current avocado craze also places this year&aposs monarch population at risk.
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The superhero craze has been facilitated by the amazing advances in computer graphics.
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Jumping into the animated, facial-mapped emoji craze, Samsung is introducing AR Emoji.
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Shout out to papyrus, the one tech craze that will never die. 7.
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Purtle and Roman, in Health Awareness Days: Sufficient Evidence to Support the Craze?
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First came contouring, then strobing, now the hottest craze in makeup is blurring.
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Three-time DMC World Champion DJ Craze is brash, bold, and very Miami.
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But the wackiest trend to win over the night was the undergarment craze.
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Now, the electric scooter craze looks set to gain further ground in Europe.
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Finally, PornHub has jumped into cryptocurrency craze just as the ancient prophecies foretold.
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In some locales, the craze inspired responses from state, city and county lawmakers.
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This time, the craze isn't necessarily attributed to activated charcoal's purported health benefits.
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"Fidget spinners are the current craze so they are widely distributed," she wrote.
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The scooter craze is hitting Latin America and Grin is greasing the wheels.
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It's hard to understate just how big a thing the Macarena craze became.
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The Scandinavian fitness craze combines jogging with a good deed -- picking up litter.
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Adeo Ressi has been starting and leading companies since the dotcom craze began.
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And now, McDonald's has joined the plant-based craze taking over fast food.
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Many call truffle hunting more of a craze or passion than a job.
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Though traffic is down slightly, the craze doesn't yet appear to be fading.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Super Spielberg Looks like Steven Spielberg is joining the superhero craze.
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She bodied the fur hood craze, and apparently still does to this day.
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We're sick of YouTube dictating house-ruining trends like the DIY slime craze.
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We loved the Starbucks Pink Drink Instagram craze from a few weeks back.
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The summer's multicolored nail craze will continue, but with muted and monochromatic shades
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But after a jersey and T-shirt craze in the 1990s, demand flattened.
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And that was just two weeks ago when this craze was picking up.
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This is one part of the craze that eBay would like to terminate.
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Plus, Facebook seems to think the crypto craze is at least somewhat legit.
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But they're going very heavy on the gender-reveal craze, which irks me.
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A Caribbean dance craze from the 1950s was the theme of this celebration.
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Then the spinning craze hit and exercise bikes surged into style once again.
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There were also less subtle attempts to cash in on the Gorecki craze.
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Television is in the midst of a 1990s craze — with a tabloid flair.
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Other big brands are starting to get in on the oat milk craze.
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The big-band sound and its attendant dance craze were in the offing.
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My unconfirmed hypothesis is that this is a Gen Z-fueled stock craze.
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Personal Health The gluten-free craze is unlikely to go away anytime soon.
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Oat milk company Oatly is largely credited for starting the oat milk craze.
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As with any craze, the coolness factor vanishes as the mainstream customer arrives.
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And just when we thought the spiked seltzer craze may have been waning.
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So, what's behind the hard seltzer craze, both among consumers and brand executives?
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The ICO craze has fizzled, and no blockchain application has gained mass acceptance.
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Among extreme savers, the biggest retirement craze is to leave the work party early.
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Shyp came to be in 2013, at the height of the Uber clone craze.
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If you thought the "Pokemon Go" craze is dead, Starbucks would beg to disagree.
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Soulja Boy is making headlines, and it's not for creating a new dance craze.
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Toyota is getting in on the flying car craze—but with an Olympic twist.
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"The news craze around it," Probst said, "has been more shocking than the lightning!"
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Happy is on the benign side of our digital deregulation craze, more or less.
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Thanks in large part to Snapchat, the face swap craze was real this year.
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What about a more contemporary children's craze, the Harry Potter stories by J.K. Rowling?
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Fans caught on to the "Baby Shark" craze, contributing to the MLB's retail sales.
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It's not narcissism, it's just embracing the selfie craze — one finger at a time.
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Laurel&apos craze reportedly started with high school student studying for her literature class.
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Surely Kirk would jump into the craft-brewing craze that's been sweeping the nation.
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Yesterday, Dunkin' Donuts announced that it too is getting in on the pumpkin craze.
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Hedge funds, students and pensioners have all been caught up in the crypto craze.
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She wears jeans with Jimmy Choos, loves red wine, and hates the contouring craze.
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You launched Politically Incorrect in 1993 as a response to the political correctness craze.
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Image: TwitterHave you heard about the latest craze to set fire to the internet?
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To hear Wiles' unfettered opinions on the Pokémon craze, check out the clip below.
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"Cow to bottle" is apparently the latest craze in the "farm to fork" phenomenon.
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Pokémon Go is more than just a gaming craze — it's an economic one, too.
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Take, for example, the latest craze: "Every artist sees rose gold differently," Tang says.
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Never Before Craze for an India Film in Europiean Countries - #Baahubali22Mania World Wide🌎 pic.twitter.
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We sat down to talk to DJ Craze about the Miami neighborhoods he loves.
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DJ Craze: I first moved to San Francisco when I was three, from Nicaragua.
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But that craze is only the most visible part of a powerful blockchain fever.
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Summer has officially arrived and so has the latest celebrity craze ... the bambi pose.
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Birth control earrings aren't real and Cehofski didn't just invent a new fashion craze.
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Consumers flee into the unknown, hoping to get their hands on the latest craze.
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In the 1990s, as the internet ignited a genealogy craze, a new consciousness blossomed.
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This, at least is the thinking behind the latest skin-care craze, drinkable collagen.
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In Malaysia, there's currently a lot of drama swirling around a fast-growing craze.
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Does the craze for ETFs represent a new source of risk for the market?
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Sheet masks are the latest Korean beauty craze to take the world by storm.
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Following the 2016 craze, Spin Master has two new additions to the Hatchimals line.
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G-28503 proponents are always keen to latch on to the latest activist craze.
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Dunkin' is the latest big-name chain to join the plant-based meats craze.
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This was the start of a UFO craze that has never really left us.
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The burglar inadvertently tried his hand at the team-building craze on Sunday morning.
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To flip the model, Luna Coin is playing into the emerging craze around cryptocurrencies.
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Electric is the rage, crossovers are the craze and minimalism is the prime directive.
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However, The Gin Act of 1751 put a healthy dampener on the gin craze.
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Is it a song that's spiked in popularity due to a YouTube dance craze?
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In its wake, as the value of cryptocurrencies soared, a crypto craze ignited locals.
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The pimple popping craze is in full bloom, and now it's on birthday cakes.
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But keep in mind, this was in 2010, before the whole Internet food craze.
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Hopefully, like the rest of us, she's already given up on the mobile craze.
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Earlier this year Docker, the company that started the container craze, did the same.
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Why wouldn't tennis accommodate a motherhood trend the way it did a fitness craze?
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The high comes despite the South Korean government's attempt to stifle the cryptocurrency craze.
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In 1980, a new toy hit U.S. markets and set off a worldwide craze.
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The craze started with a tweet that alleged to share a fact from NASA.
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By the mid-1800s, breeding had become fashionable, and dog shows were a craze.
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Some say Howlin&apos Ray&aposs started the hot-chicken craze in Los Angeles.
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Many observers equate our current craze to the tulip mania of 22019th-century Holland.
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Industry experts often credit the cosmetics company Urban Decay with starting the palette craze.
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Yet a new craze called "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) is growing in popularity.
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Johnson later tried to get in on the craze with his own #dogsatpollingstations post.
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Or maybe they're just trying to capitalize on some of the chicken sandwich craze.
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Harmon, 14, is the teen responsible for the "Renegade" dance craze that's sweeping TikTok.
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In our latest investigation, "Weed 5: The CBD Craze," we take you on board the cannabis rocket ship, that shot us from a barren wasteland of prohibition to the Wild West of the CBD craze, and we reveal exactly how we got here.
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Just like Beanie Babies, the digital pets never really went anywhere after the craze ended.
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Eero started the router redesign craze, and it remains among the best mesh-networking options.
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Eero started the router redesign craze, and it remains among the best mesh-networking options.
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Extratruckestrial also makes some crazy plastic toys reminiscent of the 90s Japanese plastic toy craze.
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Facebook originally announced the ban back in January, near the height of the cryptocurrency craze.
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Image Courtesy Josiah ZaynerZayner isn't the only one hoping to spur a DIY bio craze.
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The Pokémon Go craze is only growing (and touching every part of our social lives).
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The massive success of that project may have inspired a full-fledged fidget cube craze.
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The theory recycles elements of everything from Disney's LSD rumors to the '80s satanism craze.
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The Pokémon Go craze was cultural phenomenon despite the whole thing lasting about two months.
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If you're a parent, it's nearly impossible to miss out on the Toca Boca craze.
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He also presided over the league during key events that helped grow China's basketball craze.
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Spending a weekend in the city center last month the craze was impossible to miss.
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The automoderation craze, once trumpeted as an elegant solution, is now part of the problem.
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For wireless companies, the Pokemon Go craze is perhaps the best gift they ever received.
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As the crypto craze took off in 2016 though, that fairly linear growth became exponential.
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The initial craze over personalized clothing boxes focused primarily on the market surrounding cisgender women.
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If it is fueling the ICO craze, we could be in for a long cycle.
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Leaning into this unexpected fitness craze could be a seemingly easy move for the company.
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You may have stopped playing Pokémon Go after the initial craze fizzled out this summer.
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They're sold out everywhere I check and seem to be quite the craze these days.
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"It's like the Beanie Baby craze all over again, but this time worldwide," he said.
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This latest dessert craze combines two of your favorite sweet treats: ice cream and donuts.
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The latest craze among hedge funders is using LSTM architecture to predict asset price changes.
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Plus, executives even poked fun at the virtual reality craze during NewFronts as a whole.
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Cabbage Patch Kids The hype surrounding Cabbage Patch Kids in 1983 was a veritable craze.
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The dance craze is a moment of connection, of joy, of culture that transcends language.
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But "Despacito" which means slowly in Spanish, is far from a gimmicky dance craze song.
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Obviously folks were more than willing to during the height of the craze, but now?
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"It seems to be building, year after year," Mr. Joskowitz said of the pumpkin craze.
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A big part of bitcoin's recent surge was the ICO craze, which exploded this year.
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One of America's most popular doughnut chains is joining in on the pumpkin spice craze.
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The craze has hit the internet in recent days, mostly spread by teenagers on Twitter.
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A similar cultural phenomenon occurred in stores in 2008 when "Twilight" ignited the vampire craze.
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Von Mandl is very confident that the White Claw craze isn't just a passing fad.
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Check out our video to learn why the bike share craze is only getting started.
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The mephedrone craze touched swathes of young people across Britain, from universities to rural backwaters.
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Charlie Sheen's joined the craze that's sweeping Hollywood ... nannies can be super fun to date.
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Clearly the neighborhood eccentric, Boonme is also the woman behind Thailand's latest supernatural doll craze.
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Original harbinger of the Tex-Mex craze Rick Bayless shared this torta recipe with us.
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In May 1980, a new toy hit U.S. markets and set off a worldwide craze.
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A new dance craze is sweeping South Africa, and it involves falling to the ground.
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Yoga with goats has led a critter craze to classes with cats, dogs and rabbits.
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If you thought the rainbow unicorn food craze was finally over…well, not so fast.
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Molson Coors' Vizzy Molson Coors is also looking to tap into the spiked seltzer craze.
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Japan's bitcoin craze could help the country's economic growth, research analysts at Nomura Instinet said.
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O.K., we get it that the ugly Christmas sweater craze may have run its course.
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Other royals from around the world also have joined in on the social media craze.
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I really thought this would be a fun story about yet another wild lifestyle-craze.
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Euphoria season 1 may have ended, but the show's fashion craze isn't over just yet.
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The craze over the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies isn't just limited to traders.
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Here are five fidget toys that put an original spin on the spinner craze. 22.
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As the bitcoin and blockchain craze continues to explode, nothing should really surprise us anymore.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)FedEx is the latest company to join the delivery robot craze.
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Wonder Woman didn't jumpstart the superhero movie craze, but it made the wave more inclusive.
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That said, the Harry Potter craze hasn't exactly diminished since Hollywood finished adapting the books.
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During that time, Bach launched a fashion craze in the early '80s with her trademark shorts.
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In January 2018 at the height of the crypto craze, it blocked all blockchain related ads.
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Across the pond, the "Toblerone tunnel" is taking over Instagram as the new body-image craze.
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The wholly unexpected moment immediately got us behind welcoming the dance craze back into our lives.
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I'll admit, I was once charmed by the robovac craze, I thought I needed one too.
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Koh Young-sam, a 56-year old mechanic in Seoul, warned that the craze would collapse.
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When I got to college, though, I realized the craze reached further than I had thought.
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The creepy clown craze has gotten so out of hand that Batman has had to intervene.
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During the Harry Potter craze, hundreds of people bought pet owls — only to abandon them later.
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If Monet styled hair on the side, he'd be so into 2016's newest color craze.
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That's why it's time to back away from the craze and curate our autumn-scented selections.
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Almond milk's real staying power has been fueled by what came next: the "clean eating" craze.
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Now, after YouTube cracked down on the Tide Pod craze, New York lawmakers are stepping in.
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The latest selfie craze on social media is a half anime makeover, half Instagram on steroids.
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The millennial-pink craze isn't going anywhere — in fact, it was just given a new life.
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There is a serious side to the craze, just as there was with the dotcom boom.
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Whether or not the Mick masturbation craze is technically boundary-breaking, it definitely feels that way.
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But Hollywood's got a new facelift craze — and this one doesn't require any needles or downtime.
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Yes, but we're not sure how easily the meal-kit craze fits into consumers' holiday plans.
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And thanks to the customization craze, women have expressed increased interest in designing their own diamonds.
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Sure, the latest craze or smartphone game is fun, but is it worth risking your life?
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But, it's still possible to dip your toe into the craze without going full-on cowboy.
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Unlike many Instagram food trends, it's looking like the avocado craze won't be fading anytime soon.
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Plus, there&aposs a new dance craze that involves jumping out of a moving car. What?
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And by the way, a viral dance craze prompting serious warnings from police across the country.
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If it were any other company latching onto the ICO craze, I'd say let 'em burn.
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Source: eBay This isn't the first time the cryptocurrency craze has led to graphic card shortages.
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For example, remember that Facebook Live craze, or its ongoing and chaotic handling of Instant Articles?
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It was just like, when it came out, I was already over the video game craze.
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One recent shopping craze on Carnival's Chinese ships was for Japanese rice cookers, Mr Buckelew says.
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"Over time, the teeth become weaker and causes 'craze lines,'" which are hairline fractures, he says.
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No surprise then that it appears not to have caught on to the craft-brewing craze.
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Well, there's a new craze in town — and this one is a keeper: rose quartz nails.
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Then there's this kind of new, kind of craze of spirituality, which is an industry itself.
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Battlegrounds was essentially the game that kickstarted the current battle royale craze in the games industry.
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The resulting movements, like the Crusades or the 17th-century Dutch tulip craze, cannot be controlled.
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Reboots. Revivals. Returns.It's hard to classify the craze of TV shows being brought back to life.
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Wearing one of his 20 signature pink shirts, he remembered the time before the rosé craze.
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The sport is becoming a craze as the country prepares to host the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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You know what they say: this fidget spinner craze isn't over yet until the cookie crumbles.
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Public mock trials were something of a craze in the decade after the 1917 Russian Revolution.
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The tightening of regulations reveals the cautious approach countries are taking to the growing cryptocurrency craze.
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We're betting it's going to be the next big food craze to take America by storm.
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Plus, Swift and her posse weren't the only ones going all-in on the choker craze.
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The craze over Beyoncé's latest album hasn't died down, and the singer is capitalizing on it.
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"The work I create now hasn't strayed too far from my childhood ideas," Craze tells Creators.
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But what this photo did was bring the selfie craze to a full-blown, mainstream level.
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You are watching the craze unfold at the same time as government leaders and agencies are.
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But while some nutritionists have encouraged the protein craze, a number of experts are urging caution.
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Protests in Australia, a heat wave in Japan and the lighter side of China's tech craze.
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If our fashion choices reflect the wider culture, then the seeming caftan craze makes perfect sense.
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Bart says the craze is even international ... as he learned in a small town in Sicily.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — What are your thoughts on the hobbyhorse craze?
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She knits, she crochets and, "in an obsessive craze," she taught herself how to spin wool.
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Now it's like every month or so there's a new mobile game that's like the craze.
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Halloween really isn't the kind of holiday that ought to be inspiring a pop-music craze.
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Many of the stories credit Anthony William, a self-professed originator of the celery juice craze.
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He entered the NBA in 1996, during the peak of the high-school-to-pros craze.
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Sprint, the fourth largest wireless carrier in the U.S., is capitalizing on the Pokémon Go craze.
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The chicken sandwich craze drove Popeyes&apos sales up 16% and profits up 13% last quarter.
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The craze for Spanish revival architecture was at its height when Lubitsch arrived in Los Angeles.
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For Beyond (BYND), the craze has benefited its bottom line since going public in May 2019.
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After the bitcoin craze fizzled, some investors believed cannabis stocks were the next big growth area.
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"Before the puka shell craze, shell jewelry had been sacred and largely completely unknown," she says.
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This isn't the first time the digital currency craze has led to dramatic graphic card shortages.
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THE STONE What reading an ancient Greek dialogue can tell us about the Marie Kondo craze.
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Tyson and KFC experiment with Beyond Meat The plant-based protein craze was huge in 2019.
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Coco also said she paved the way for thick girls well before the plastic surgery craze.
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Cooking Craze is by no means the only cooking-centric time management game of its kind.
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Read more:China's internet, despite controls, offers fame and fortune to some; China's new craze for live-streaming
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The latest craze to hit the Hamptons comes in pill form – but it isn't a party drug.
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The craze has also spread to the rest of Europe including major markets Italy, Spain and Germany.
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When China adopts a craze, the number of people joining is staggering, just by sheer population size.
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But first, facial recognition is a hot new craze, but there&aposs more than meets the eye.
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Media coverage: Obama was considered cutting edge for having a BlackBerry at the pre-iPhone-craze time.
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Forget about lip fillers and implants — the latest plastic surgery craze is all about achieving smaller lips.
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The last tech craze, in 1998-2001, created a glut of network capacity that ultimately boosted productivity.
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At this point it's pretty much impossible to predict what will become the next viral food craze.
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Another mom asks Philipps, 38, how she feels about allowing little girls to embrace the princess craze.
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I am also glad that in this recent craze of concussion awareness, someone has finally mentioned steroids.
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The craze for "natural" wine started in France in the 1990s, recalls Bertrand Celce, a wine blogger.
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As the natural wine craze has taken hold, small batch European wines have become much more available.
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The Civil War effectively punctuated the end of the Second Great Awakening and its corresponding health craze.
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"I hate this wholesale destruction of books that's going on, this altered-books craze," Ms. Dubansky said.
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The 22-degree video craze has led to a flood of new 2360-degree-video-capable cameras.
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They just wanted to encourage buying into the digital coin craze that is raising billions of dollars.
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Get a head start on this season's newest craze by shopping the 18 zebra print pieces ahead.
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PUBG is the game that launched the battle royale craze that's become popular over the last year.
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The mining craze of cryptocurrencies like Ethereum is draining the supplies of graphics cards on the market.
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But gambling on a craze, even a highly dubious one, can be about more than blind greed.
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Ear-sore parents might have hoped the craze would have jumped the shark, but it clearly hasn't.
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For example, lobster roll trucks have been a craze expanding to many of the largest U.S. cities.
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Critics of the current craze have also claimed the keto diet deprives your body of essential nutrients.
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The current craze for dual-camera smartphones was predictable as early as the spring of last year.
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The tulip craze in the Netherlands in the 17th century saw the price of the flower skyrocket.
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The e-scooter craze is continuing into 2019 and promises to make a big showing at CES.
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All in all, startups have raised $1.19 billion through ICOs since the craze started in early 2014.
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The rapper Silento performed "Watch Me," the track behind the biggest dance craze of the last year.
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After buying a box of Maier's negatives, Maloof spotted her inherent genius and ignited a Maier craze.
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That's because I was an infant during the Teddy Ruxpin craze in the mid-to-late 80s.
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LG is joining the "foldable" phone craze, but the company's approaching the concept in a novel way.
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The craze is getting mobile with the help of a new cameraphone from Japanese electronics giant Sharp.
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The siracha is soooo tasty in frappuccino form, I can totally see this being the new craze!
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The oat milk craze in the U.S. started several years ago when Swedish company Oatly arrived stateside.
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Bizzy says the hip-hop community's caught up in the craze ... and for a VERY good reason.
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Up until now, the Creepy Clown Craze of 2016 has drawn the line at just being creepy.
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Unless a jungle juice craze sweeps the nation, orange juice concentrate sales look poised to remain low.
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He had to either eat his words and give into this ridiculous Bloody Mary craze in Milwaukee.
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His craze for permanent revolution and popular attacks on the party are anathema to President Xi Jinping.
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Because the '90s craze is a bottomless pit of nostalgia, and those Steve Madden platforms weren't enough.
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SIZE matters to car buyers, as the current craze for SUVs, or similar bloated road-hogs, shows.
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Recently, many entertainment franchises have resurrected in our current reboot craze, from American Idol to Will & Grace.
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His latest book is "Let's Rock: How 1950s America Created Elvis and the Rock & Roll Craze" (2016).
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Nautilus' factory in Tulsa got its start churning out StairMasters during the fitness craze of the 221s.
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Ingez, an Egyptian company whose name translates as "hurry up," has also latched onto the delivery craze.
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At the same time, some skeptics in the art world say the Ghenie craze is largely hype.
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But even the warehouse store is cashing in on the plant-based "meat" craze sweeping the nation.
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There are people who've managed to resist the Pokémon Go craze, but their numbers are dwindling, fast.
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What pointed the way forward was a handful of producers who had largely sat out the craze.
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A root called maca, said to boost sexual stamina, became a national craze in China in 2013.
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MMa, rather than a booming sport for the future, was more of a momentary craze over there.
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So when we heard there was a new food craze, our ears pricked up like Pavlov's dogs.
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I actually wrote about this in a previous book called Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze.
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It's been too long since the latest line dancing craze captivated the hearts (and feet) of America.
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And things begin to spin out through the coked-up hedonism investment banking craze of the 1980s.
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Rand was created in the '70s as a way to take advantage of the martial arts craze.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Tony Robbins won't be jumping on the meditation craze any time soon.
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Another promising development: The recent craze for brass taps has helped break chrome's headlock on bathroom hardware.
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It called the meme an internet craze with "positive energy," a favorite catchphrase of the Communist Party.
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Even with major Hollywood talents backing the 90s FMV craze, the games largely exist as embarrassing relics.
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The paint-by-numbers craze was to them symbolic of the conformity of the bland Eisenhower era.
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Our tech columnist wanted to hate electric scooters and the craze that has sprung up around them.
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In this case, FAM, which closely resembles the Amway craze in Central Florida in the early 1990s.
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The ballet-inspired workout craze founded by dancer Carrie Rezabek Dorr began offering franchise opportunities in 2000.
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Today, the shoulder pad craze has died down and is not a popular style for wedding dresses.
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But everyone has their preferences, and we're just seemingly at the beginning of this latest fitness craze.
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At the height of the "Homeland" craze, President Obama invited Lewis and McCrory to a state dinner.
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We may be approaching peak craze with the latest Instagram trend, however: Stranger Things-inspired nail art.
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Whether it's a juice cleanse or a charcoal latte, don't be fooled by the latest "detox" craze.
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In the quiet streets of central Antwerp the scooter craze feels like a fair price to pay.
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He introduced Bruce Lee and the martial arts craze to American movie audiences and persuaded Warner Bros.
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Animal spirits, however, were the sunny side of the Gin Craze; the flip side was abominably dark.
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Artificial intelligence is the latest craze in the business world, helping companies do things faster and easier.
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Throughout the country, for the duration of the culinary craze, headlines about "tamale wars" were comically abundant.
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The e-cigarette craze has driven what's arguably the largest uptick of teen nicotine use in decades.
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Brooke Pavek, 17, lives in Florida and got started on TikTok amid the "Old Town Road" craze.
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But the tendency to create interest via Leonardo, which amounts to a craze here, is hardly new.
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She said she had 15,2100 people, because most women are not involved in the current cryptocurrency [craze].
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And so I actually think that the end of the ICO craze is a very healthy thing.
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Whatever the case may be, there's no better time than now to join in on the VR craze.
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This summer's release of Pokémon Go was so much more than a trend — it was a downright craze.
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There was the whole post apocalyptic thing, there was the John Green craze, there was the Twilight phase.
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Compact and subcompact cars sat on dealer lots for weeks as the SUV craze in the U.S. accelerated.
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The hoverboard craze was in full swing, and OneWheels and Boosteds were showing up on roads and sidewalks.
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TLC just made a surprising reveal: The show that started the makeover TV craze is making a comeback.
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The gluten-free craze has proven to be one of the more controversial dietary movements in recent memory.
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Last year, Tumblr joined the video broadcasting craze, and today it's latching onto the group video chat trend.
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But recently it's become a health craze that HVMN is now seeking to capitalize on, particularly among athletes.
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Aside from the newly reigning rosé craze, what comes to top of mind as a legendary summer sip?
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"Butchers and meat brands won't be left out of the 'plant-based' craze in 2020," Whole Foods says.
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Either way, it's a masterpiece of color and the chicest way we've seen the technicolor craze manifest itself.
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Tulip Fever, the new Weinstein Company movie about the Dutch tulip craze, has a slightly troubled production history.
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According to Bloomberg, it's just one of several companies that have rebranded to capitalize on the crypto craze.
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The craze also led Facebook to purchase Masquerade, an app that allows people to swap faces, in March.
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The "100 Layers" video craze is still whipping through YouTube and it's still making most people's skin crawl.
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Acer is joining the 360-degree video craze with two new cameras, including one designed for your car.
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Consider yourself warned: It looks like we have the makings of a holiday toy craze on our hands.
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And of course, in the far-flung future, who knows how 2018's crypto craze will be viewed?
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The tiny plants have expanded their reign a step further, ushering in Etsy’s latest jewelry craze.
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A fine thing, as the fire in Koszalin is unlikely to do much to dampen the international craze.
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And for some, the meme craze proved to be a moment of bonding for high school students everywhere.
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The Victorians were also obsessed with jellies, a gastronomic craze more about wobbling, high-stacked spectacle than taste.
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YouTuber Lamarr Wilson, a product showcaser, posted a video of his taste test of the new Oreo craze.
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It comes as no surprise that Tencent is fretting over the clip craze and in particular, ByteDance's rise.
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This isn't the first time that America has seen a new technology craze revolutionize how we get moving.
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Apparently the lessons of history are lost on many and the Bitcoin craze is proof of that fact.
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Finally, you can thank Dior for the dark lip craze you've been seeing on every girl this winter.
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Silicon Valley is in the midst of a health craze, and it is being driven by "Eastern" medicine.
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There is little doubt that the "creepy clowns" craze sweeping across the UK should not be laughed at.
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Freshly also part of the growing health food craze, which big food companies have had to adjust to.
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As the Chinese bike-sharing craze continues, Mobike has raised $600 million in new funding led by Tencent.
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There's also Chillazy Nap Space—the lone survivor of the city's "nap café" craze, which peaked in 2016.
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For the legions of K-pop fans in Asia, it'll be yet another venue to stoke the craze.
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Now Demi Lovato is hopping on the craze with a new hand tattoo, and it's anything but subtle.
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Spike is getting ready to premiere its own take on the "celebrities singing in cars" craze, Caraoke Showdown.
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But with all the viral hype, it's easy to forget that the craze is causing some serious problems.
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The Drone craze has reached new heights this year, with companies competing to create the coolest flying toys.
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We got the rapper at LAX Tuesday and asked him about the Bitcoin craze that's sweeping global markets.
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Then there's the future teenage craze for "mushing," which ... yeah, I'm not even going to describe that one.
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As for the fall, Krispy Kreme is just one of many companies capitalizing on the pumpkin spice craze.
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Not satisfied by offering up magic, enchantment, and long lines, Disneyland's been inching into the viral food craze.
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"The e-cigarette craze among teenagers has become an epidemic," the two wrote in the joint op-ed.
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But, strange as it may be, it's already been one year since the Pokémon Go craze took off.
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A medical marijuana dispensary in Massachusetts may have just started the next craze in marijuana edibles: weed pizza.
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Archos is the latest company to get in on the drone craze with its aptly named Archos Drone.
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The event was covered in local media, and the pictures set off a canine craze across the territory.
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Fortunately, the fat-free diet craze has ended, and bartenders have been fat-washing our cocktails ever since.
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The craze is about more than infantile consumerism: Hello Kitty has become an unlikely token of Taiwanese identity.
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It's been more than a half-decade since Aileen Lee of Cowboy Ventures kicked off the unicorn craze.
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In France, a taste for feathered hats took hold under Louis XIV and quickly grew into a craze.
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TikTok is suddenly the hottest teen craze — and in some schools, it's also the newest club to join.
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A huge playground craze in 2018, it has also been widely attempted by sport, music and TV stars.
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The crypto craze has taken Wall Street by storm, and it's giving a boost to two exchange stocks.
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McDonald's new sandwich should have allowed the chain to jump on the bandwagon and continue the chicken craze.
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Blame the stock market's rally for the bitcoin craze that has swept financial markets these last few weeks.
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The game created a frantic energy that makes this summer's fidget spinner craze look positively tiny in comparison.
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And similar to the craft beer craze, experts say customers are hungry to shop small and local brands.
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Henry Pickavet, TC editorial director and CTRL+T co-host, and I also explored the HQ Trivia craze.
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In 2016, an evil clown craze seemed to spread across the world with reports of menacing clown sightings.
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One recent craze in this area concerns nootropics: drugs or supplements that are supposed to improve cognitive function.
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Pisces: Queer Eye Any Pisces that has not caught on to the Queer Eye craze should start now.
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The sushi craze in the United States took off in the 1980s, and it hasn't let up since.
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Over the past two generations, it has arguably become the single-largest driver of the smart speaker craze.
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Mermaid tights are the latest craze dominating Instagram — and they're one of the more eccentric trends we've seen.
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Many ghost paintings appeared in this Edo period, when there was a popular craze for fantastic kaidan stories.
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By the time the spinner craze was over, I'd long replaced them with a pile of other gizmos.
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Established companies have been left out of the I.C.O. craze, in large part because of the legal uncertainty.
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Have you ever felt like you were an early fan or participant in something that became a craze?
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Slime squishing and soap cutting are part of a huge craze that doesn't seem to be going away.
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Anyway, it's an easy read and arguably the book that started the historical fiction craze of the 2000s.
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Investors have noticed, funneling venture funds into buzzy startups in the hopes of cashing in on the craze.
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A tasty product meant the customers flooding in weren&apost disappointed, and the craze didn&apost lose steam.
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Augmented reality had its breakout moment last summer, when the smartphone game Pokémon Go became a national craze.
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So-called initial coin offerings, or ICOs, like this have turned into the year's most striking financial craze.
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The craze is similar to the explosion of frozen yogurt shops that cropped up a few years ago.
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The crypto craze has made new millionaires, many of whom are looking for ways to reinvest their gains.
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Not long after the Teenie Beanie Babies craze, McDonald's found itself at the center of a growing debate.
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Another Wall Street trader compared the mania surrounding pot stocks this year to 2017's cryptocurrency market craze.
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You know, YA. And so, on the back of the Harry Potter craze, came a new YA boom.
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This is the latest wave of the coloring book craze, so there currently isn't much sales data available.
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As part of the celebration of the 100th birthday of Dada, the Museum Rietberg in Zurich is presenting Dada Afrika, the first show to focus on the Dadaists' craze for the art of Africa — a craze that Barry Schwabsky has characterized as riddled with sketchy politics and poetics of race.
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While there's no one right answer, Brodlie blames the current craze for "really big movies that everybody enjoys" – e.g.
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A little over two years ago, The New Yorker ran a story about the survivalism craze sweeping Silicon Valley.
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I was hesitant to fly back to the craze of New York City, not to mention the cold weather.
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It's becoming a craze now like pills and all kinds of different cough syrups is cool in hip-hop.
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Regardless of how many developers crank out games, the fidget spinner craze will die, as all these fads do.
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With the holidays now in full swing, there are sure to be even more wanting in on the craze.
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Property Manager Amanda Craze shares her vanilla biscuit recipe and tips on icing in our blog - link in bio.
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One of the most surprising side effects of the Pokémon Go craze has been the game's effect on relationships.
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On his artist website Friday, he contributed to the Miss Ellen craze with a little art of his own:
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That's the claim made by Dayne Levinrad, the barista behind the Coffee In a Cone craze sweeping South Africa.
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It's becoming a craze in itself: Even Knicks fans were chanting for him to get playing time on Saturday.
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The Winning Crust: Zucchini Despite the trendy cauliflower craze, underdog zucchini swept in and stole the alternative crust show.
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But let's be honest — given how big the craze has become, these sneakers are probably going to sell out.
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An industry veteran, Ryan won acclaim as the man responsible for the stuffed crust pizza craze at Pizza Hut.
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Plus, given the lampshading craze, a shirtdress makes a great opportunity to break out those over-the-knee boots.
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But it does suggest that, on average, the Western quinoa craze has broadly benefited Peruvian households — even non-farmers.
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On top of last week's Pokémon craze, Disney also has a new app that will provide some throwback joy.
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The Tide Pod craze is an example of the internet machine operating exactly as we have built it to.
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The Verge spoke with Shapiro about her book, the stowaway craze of the 1920s, and Byrd's expedition to Antarctica.
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The thigh gap has become a hot-button topic as celebrities speak out on the craze via social media.
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"The campaign is designed to leverage the global social media craze of the #mannequinchallenge," the YouTube video's description reads.
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On a near weekly basis, the internet bursts with a new craze, from BDE to "baby shark challenge" dances.
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The scene is already causing a minor craze on social media and along the Rose Parade's 5.5-mile route.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The drama at Anbang Insurance Group could be a coda to China's M&A craze.
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Fisher, too, says she's learned her lesson and plans to avoid the "playground craze" of slime in the future.
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Meantime, I'm going to make a, perhaps obvious, observation: The tokenization craze is clearly not going to end here.
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But given the popularity of the flying machines, it's easy to overlook where the RC craze originally started: cars.
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Consider Zynga, the mobile gaming company behind the FarmVille craze (I know you have fallen prey to those crops).
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Television's latest reboot craze has brought us a lot of nostalgia we never really expected to see in 2017.
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The craze around cryptocurrencies stems from growing adoption of blockchain, a distributed electronic ledger that makes all transactions trackable.
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It perfected the craze for Manga and mainstream gaming into a perfect product both off-screen and on-screen.
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"The cocktail craze meant both pro and home bartenders were seeking out many classic ingredients," Camacho Santa Ana says.
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Jackfruit has been dubbed the "pulled pork for vegetarians" and it's set to be the next big food craze.
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Twenty-five years ago, Van Eenennaam was a student at Davis in the early days of the GMO craze.
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The last time I felt safe in my convictions was probably during the height of the 3D-printing craze.
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Why it matters: These results show that the current token sale craze won't result in wild success for everyone.
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" Goldberg first started getting into the Christmas sweater craze eight years ago because "they're fun and I like them.
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If you're looking to hop into the VR craze, these two titles are the ones to start out with.
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In turn, Moroccan entrepreneurs have picked up on the craze and have brought back to the Maghreb with them.
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A third reason for the current craze for REITs is that, since the crisis, they have become more diverse.
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Investors, particularly in eastern Asia, have piled into a market craze regulators worldwide are warning is a risky bubble.
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McCarthy's project is clearly a commentary on the new craze for personal home assistants being pushed by tech companies.
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He added that "misguided development projects upstream" presented a far bigger threat to the frogs than the smoothie craze.
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The new biking craze in China has ironically brought biking back to Beijing, Shanghai and other congested Chinese cities.
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And when the crypto craze erupted on Wall Street last year, Shamo appeared to have placed an expert bet.
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Some people have even taken the fidget spinner craze to the next level, miniaturizing it down to their nails.
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What do you get when you combine traditional blown-glass with an of-the-moment and absolutely adorable craze?
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"Baby Shark," that viral earworm/mom group in-joke/meme/marketing craze circling the globe in innumerable, unlimited permutations.
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VSCO girls have not been immune to the Birkenstock craze and are constantly seen wearing them on social media.
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Sure, AirPods Pro are the newer craze, but AirPods 2 are tried and true (and a whole lot cheaper).
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If the recent craze over Popeyes sold-out chicken sandwich is any indication, Americans can't get enough chicken sandwiches.
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But the term itself made some execs anxious when the craze first started taking off, The Hollywood Reporter wrote.
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Robert Wang, inventor of the current kitchen craze Instant Pot, recently revealed how he shows his gratitude toward customers.
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As more and more fashion-forward brands join the latest tech craze, smartwatches for women have started to arrive.
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The country is the 17th most obese in the world, but a fitness craze is beginning to take hold.
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The move comes at a time when many banks have shied away from the crypto craze over regulatory concerns.
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Ever since the rainbow bagel craze started, we've been pretty obsessed with foods that are several shades of neon.
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The soon-to-be parents joined the face-swapping craze last night with less-than-charming, but hilarious, results.
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There was the rainbow bagel craze, the unicorn bark obsession, and now it's all about the rainbow grilled cheese.
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Check it out ... and get ready for 5 more months of this because the craze is already taking over.
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But, before believing the hype, we had some serious doubts about the latest addition to the anti-aging craze.
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This was also the start of the eyebrow craze, and I took to it like a fish to water.
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The Look Thep craze is a modern take on the kuman thong ritual, trading roasted fetuses for summoned souls.
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Los Angeles was victimized that first year in a film that became the surprise media craze of the summer.
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Labiaplasty is still a rare procedureACOG was not the first to suggest that pornography had launched a labiaplasty craze.
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"It was my impression that market craze had run its course, that the market had become saturated," Ault says.
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Extended hands are met with dilated pupils and hesitation, elbow tapping is the dance craze no one saw coming.
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As the Jane Fonda aerobics craze of the 1980s took off, Barbie got a purple leotard and leg warmers.
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The e-scooter craze kicked off in late 2017, so it's been going for a solid two years now.
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The teenager remains optimistic about bitcoin's prospects and advises other young people to take part in the crypto-craze.
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That said, the adult slushee has been around long before the frosé craze and it will be around after.
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Pronounced "ah-sah-ee," the acai bowl craze spawned the popular chain Playa Bowls, which now has 65 locations.
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But now, with the arrival of the emotional support animal craze, that long standing safety benchmark is in question.
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An article on Tuesday about super-thin materials misidentified the location where the craze for two-dimensional chemistry began.
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Pokemon Go is the mobile craze of the month, but its privacy policy is raising concerns in Congress. Sen.
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Ms. Nelson began working both sides of free-standing canvases long before it became a craze among younger painters.
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But it's the "self-made" label that may be the biggest stretch in the latest Kylie Jenner craze. Dictionary.
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Some critics speculated that the craze was dwindling when the company withdrew its plans to go public last year.
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The creepy looking clowns appeared, creating mass hysteria,And the mannequin challenge is the newest craze in the area.
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Los Angeles tea ceremonies are the latest, hottest trend in a wellness craze that has been sweeping the US
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While Congress has yet to address the fundraising craze, the Securities and Exchange Commission has cracked down this year.
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It sounds like Papa Johns is trying to get in on the gluten-free craze in an inauthentic way.
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But, emblematic of the foodie craze, she has enthusiastically adopted her unofficial role as the basketball team's meal czar.
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No more sandwiches Popeyes announced in early August that it would begin selling chicken sandwiches, sparking a nationwide craze.
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Compared to the low-fat craze in the &apos214s, the keto diet seems to go against all diet logic.
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Several small U.S. firms reshaped their business models to capitalize on the craze for blockchain technology, which supports cryptocurrency.
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McDonald's has been one of the most notable chains to avoid buying into the fake meat craze thus far.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC on Wednesday the recent craze over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies won't end well.
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The cryptocurrency craze has swept the market over the last year, bringing to light the theme of speculative investing.
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It spawned an Indonesian dance craze that saw families and communities around the country doing versions of the dance.
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The latest in this craze of hypotheticals is a theory stating that Bran Stark is really the Night King.
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Here is a small sample of the offerings, most from the '90s J.F.K.-conspiracy mini-craze, organized loosely by culprit.
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That is the kind of good news we can cling to as we attempt to survive the fidget spinner craze.
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The crypto-craze started off 2018 with a bang, but 12 months later, bitcoin prices have sunk to below $4,000.
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New York (CNN Business)Arby's is turning the plant-based meat craze on its head by testing meat-based plants.
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The tale won four Emmys and, along with Serial, helped cement the current true crime craze into the national psyche.
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I first wrote about the startup before the current craze around Bitcoin and cryptocurrency — all the way back in 2013.
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It seems like a new beauty craze crops up practically every day, but there's a reason some have staying power.
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Editor's note (April 5th 2019): Dan Robbins, the artist who created a paint-by-numbers craze, has died aged 93.
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Robert Cartwright is a charger for Bird, a Santa Monica company that started the e-scooter craze two years ago.
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That's true to the character's comics origin, as told during comics' so-called Kung-Fu Craze of the mid-1970s.
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Textured SwimwearLast season's smocked swimwear trend sparked a craze, with any and every textured material now taking over the market.
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We have a lot to thank Sex and the City for, from the cupcakes craze to a shirtless Smith Jared.
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Despite the league-wide craze, Simmons has attempted just nine three-pointers out of 411 shots in his germinal career.
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One Cambridge-based fitness startup, VirZOOM, is hoping virtual reality can be the next key to a new fitness craze.
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I was a late convert to the AirPods craze, but now I'm fully persuaded by their supreme convenience and effortlessness.
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She gave a shoutout to makeup artist Pat McGrath saying she was "feeling very #METALMORPHOSIS005" (McGrath's latest beauty kit craze).
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AND FINALLY ... Give a flip How is it that this craze hasn't run its course: kids spending hours flipping bottles.
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Just two weeks into the year we're seeing a new craze light up Instagram: glow-in-the-dark rainbow hair.
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After spreading to the US, UK and Australia, the clown craze has now reached Germany, just in time for Halloween.
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Long Island Iced Tea isn't the first or even the strangest company to try cashing in on the bitcoin craze.
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And maybe it's going to become easier to buy GPUs now that the cryptocurrency mining craze is slowly fading away.
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It was the accessory of 2016 and according to Kylie Jenner's latest bikini craze, it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
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With the fitness craze in full swing, the concept is one whose time has come in the eyes of investors.
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Read MoreCES 2016: Smart homes, smart cars, virtual reality One gadget to watch is part of the smart home craze.
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In the unicorn space, Peloton, the company behind the spinning craze, closed its last round at a $1.25 billion valuation.
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So maybe this chicken, weird as it may seem to me, is perfectly calibrated to be a fast food craze.
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"Even now, the craze in the UK is afropop; everyone's on that hype," Jvck says, a smile in his voice.
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Meerkat may have helped ignite the livestreaming craze but its creators' latest app is taking a different approach to video.
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Huge brands like Disneyland Paris and XBOX all took part in the Twitter craze based off of Millet's weather bot.
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The special event will only host 42 people, so start buying now if you want to join in the craze.
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The company, once a bellwether of the denim craze, has undergone restructuring since Peck took the reins early last year.
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The latest delivery craze is on-the-ground robots — like the ones that will deliver your next order from Postmates.
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"We still haven't seen a real craze here or a generation blindly following Mickey Mouse of Donald Duck," Wang said.
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All it takes is one dingus with a terrible idea to get the country hooked on some new, dumbass craze.
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Join the instant camera craze with your own Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S camera and revive those Polaroid vibes of yesteryear.
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Then, as the Reaganomics craze takes off, Cheney returns to Wyoming with Lynne and runs for a US House seat.
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It was also one of the ingredients in Starbucks' secret "Pink Drink," a craze that swept Instagram earlier this month.
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The men who started Stockholm's taco craze are Nikola Adamovic and Niklas Bolle, who opened El Taco Truck in 2012.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, which premiered on FX last night, arrives in the midst of a true-crime craze.
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If you were wondering whether the hipster craze had spread beyond Mexico City, this bar would clear up any confusion.
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The national punk craze had also dwindled, and distance grew between the genre's sub-mutations, from post-hardcore to emo.
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Before authorities announced that the explosion had occurred, the blue lights provoked a craze on social media on Thursday night.
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Regulators at the Securities and Exchange Commission are still worried about the cryptocurrency fundraising craze known as initial coin offerings.
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In response, some U.S. and European regulators have clamped down on the scooter craze to prevent that kind of behavior.
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Gwen Graham, apparently blaming her interns for getting her in on the craze, posed for a picture with a Poliwag.
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They started hitting shelves last week, just as the pumpkin-flavored foods craze is ramping up in anticipation of autumn.
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Gartman isn't the first to compare bitcoin's bubble to the tulip craze, which is considered the first major financial bubble.
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Fondly remembering the BB cream craze of 2014, I figured this gel would feel and look similar on my skin.
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However, when it comes to the national hard seltzer craze, the Midwest has proven itself as a definitive taste-maker.
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He got out of farming five years ago, he told me, just early enough to avoid the current dicamba craze.
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Drawings by Daumier and Flaubert depict well-to-do Parisians in absurd smocks, caught up in a middle-class craze.
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Other players cashing in on the buzz craze include Chameleon Cold Brew, Stumptown, High Brew, Califia Farms and Lucky Jack.
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You remember the craze: VHS tapes featuring Blanks leading fitness classes, yelling stern-yet-motivational phrases over fast-paced music.
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It's hard to say for sure if Bergholz directly inspired the *ahem* "viral #cheesing craze," but he certainly preceded it.
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The Seattle grunge craze would wash over any rising success unconventional British artists like Morrissey were enjoying in the States.
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Strong Roots began selling its frozen foods in 2015 just as the vegan and health food craze began to surge.
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As the craft-beer craze sweeps across the US, the question remains: Where can beer lovers find the best brews?
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Jérôme Coumet, the mayor of Paris's 13th arrondissement, has made it clear he has had enough of the scooter craze.
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With dishes like a quinoa "paella" with vegetables and vegan turmeric-cauliflower curry, it also tilts toward the wellness craze.
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Starbucks' pink and blue Unicorn Frappuccino craze has a Brooklyn coffee shop feeling straight-up blue ... and super pissed off.
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The country's subculture of girls who ride stick horses long flourished quietly, but now the craze is a national export.
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Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies, Princeton University | 364,000+ enrolledWe've all heard the craze around bitcoin, but confusion and misconceptions run rampant.
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James Reese Europe was arguably the most important American bandleader in the years just before jazz became a national craze.
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BTW, our camera guy tells Oz there are bigger ramifications we must face after this TikTok craze, and ... we agree.
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Plant-based, meatless, animal-free … regardless of the moniker given, it seems like everyone is getting into the meatless craze.
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Quavo is living the dream -- turning Instagram mockery into cold, hard cash, baby ... courtesy of the Popeyes chicken sandwich craze.
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But so far, so good in the "great credit card craze," as Alex digs into this week for Extra Crunch.
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The two most recognizable meatless meat brands have ignited a craze with their hugely popular Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger.
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According to Mitgang, this distinction came up often when the Zooey Deschanel bang craze hit following 500 Days of Summer.
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Her eccentric mother, Sarah Mellon Scaife, tried to breed emperor penguins to waddle the grounds after the craze over Adm.
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Finance and InvestingPE shop Vista Equity Partners paid $100 million for 7Park to get in on the alt-data craze.
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It is cut from the same cloth as the Marie Kondo craze of 2014, and suits this year's hygge, too.
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Jefferies also said VFC, parent company of shoe retailer Vans, is showing "durability" during the downfall of the '90s craze.
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His rise was part of a poster craze that swept through Europe and the United States in the eighteen-nineties.
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Even fashion is tapping into the reboot craze, and it's making us nostalgic for a classic 22019s Google origin story.
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As a result, statement brows might appear occasionally on these platforms, but the craze surrounding them is likely to disappear.
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Podcasts are having a moment and Anchor is the app to download if you're considering joining the podcast production craze.
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They started hitting US shores in 21, about the same time the Korean beauty (K-beauty) craze took off here.
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Her eccentric mother, Sarah Mellon Scaife, tried to breed emperor penguins to waddle the grounds after the craze over Adm.
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This month, the immersion craze reaches Broadway, with "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" (in previews, at the Imperial).
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For real ... the demand is like the Beanie Baby craze, Cabbage Patch Kids, Furbies and crack all rolled into one.
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Newton's end zone victory dances have sparked the national Dab dance craze: So why was he chastised for his behavior?
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Powered not just by electricity, but by volleys of venture money, e-scooters are the latest craze coming out of California.
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Before going to the appointment, I go to Lassen's and get another dandelion juice to detox from my Friday pizza craze.
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Thank you 😊 Tristan&I are late to the Game of Thrones craze but we had so much fun this Halloween!
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Either way, it's a welcome escape from the '90s craze that's consumed the ready-to-wear market for the past decade.
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After a global craze in the 20.38s, the puzzle's popularity gradually faded; it was propelled back from oblivion by the internet.
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He staged a department store demo that sparked a craze, and 72 years later, more than 300 million have been sold.
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Bitcoin hit a record high of $19,783.06 in December of 2017 after the cryptocurrency craze had been building throughout last year.
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The latest craze in oncology is designing the T-cells of your immune system to better target and kill cancer cells.
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Celery If you avoided the celery juice craze, that's understandable, but don't write off the full-stalk version of the vegetable.
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But if the craze ever extends to plant-based chicken, KFC plans to test out a menu item featuring the protein.
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Meerkat — the darling of South by Southwest 2015 that helped kickstart the livestreaming app craze — is pivoting away from live broadcasts.
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" Time wrote that, "no diet fad has ever taken the U.S. so overwhelmingly as the craze for the food supplement Metrecal.
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This produced a national craze that got people trying to shake multiple devices simultaneously in hopes of winning some free cash.
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According to Eater, the Spanish company Gik is looking for it to be the next drink craze for millennial wine enthusiasts.
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AOL is hoping it can cash in on the social-media-photo-editing craze by launching a new app called Switch.
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Of course, the fidget spinner craze will likely be a distant memory by September 2017, which is BlueSpin's estimated ship date.
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To top off the fried chicken craze, KFC's newly released dating simulator wants us to fall in love with Colonel Sanders.
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Bone broth is a big health craze these days, but can actually easily be made at home in a slow cooker.
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In the past decade, DNA sequencing has gotten really, really cheap, positioning genetics to become the next big consumer health craze.
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The whole-home wireless craze peaked and waned last year with the rise of Orbi, Eero, Google WiFi, and Linksys' Velop.
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Morin's event was a marked effort at making cryptocurrency approachable to women who might otherwise hesitate to join the crypto craze.
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"The average plastic bag use is about 12 minutes ... we just have this disposable plastic craze and it is adding up."
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The right-wing hate-craze for her is fuelled by a fear that she could be about to turn America socialist.
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If you were hoping to get in on the Bitcoin craze using your credit card, you might be out of luck.
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Looking back, it's evident the first season of Making a Murderer is an essential fixture in a cultural true crime craze.
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Hinge is launching a way for people in relationships to get in on the dating app craze alongside their single friends.
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You want in on this tiny wireless earbud craze, but you don't want to have to charge them every ten minutes.
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Why I Tried It: The Korean beauty craze that began a few years ago catapulted sheet masks into a skincare staple.
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In Whit Stillman's criminally underrated 2011 campus comedy Damsels in Distress, Greta Gerwig's character is obsessed with starting a dance craze.
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Even though I predicted a quick end to the Pokémon Go craze, I don't think the love affair is completely over.
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Uncharted 4, released this week, is both the culmination of the franchise, and the pinnacle of the games-as-films craze.
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Jenner launched her eponymous cosmetics collection in late 2015, which quickly evolved into a full-on craze powered by social media.
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Let's just say it's game over for the part of us that was still half-heartedly fighting the lip kit craze.
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As the third annual Computer Science Education Week begins, it is worth taking a closer look at this recent coding craze.
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Finland's latest sports craze involves ballerina-like leaps, expertly executed jumps, a strong dose of athleticism — and a fake horse head.
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The new, limited time only, menu item plays off the ramen burger food craze in New York City and Los Angeles.
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WATCH: Jillian Michaels Dishes on the Secret Ingredients to the next Big Fitness Craze "I still like skinny jeans," she says.
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Two events from the life of the prophet are misunderstood by ISIS, but used successfully to drive their Ramadan killing craze.
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Its activity trackers sparked a craze of consumers logging their movement and trying to hit at least 10,000 steps per day.
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The quiz app craze continues: Silicon Valley insiders have recently been answering questions about themselves via a new service called Molly.
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These craze lines, plus small trauma (like getting hit or biting too hard), are enough to chip your teeth, he says.
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Although home to an aging prison, it is now a center of the cultural tourism craze that has engulfed this region.
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We turn to the app for just about everything, whether we're looking for makeup inspiration or the latest hair-color craze.
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Throw in the current spate of media coverage surrounding the new craze, and it can feel like everyone is playing it.
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Sister Hazel, best known for their single "All for You," may have been the force behind the current celeb cruising craze.
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I am at Bayon TV studio in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, watching this week's kickboxing matches, that are undoubtedly a national craze.
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Get ready for a superb lineup of speakers like Dmitri Dolgov (Waymo), Eric Allison (Uber) and Summer Craze Fowler (Argo AI).
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The investment bankers and lawyers invented inversions and stoked the craze, killing it in their zeal to sell this lucrative concept.
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The craze has moved beyond workouts to include a clothing line, shoes, food items and even a cruise and video games.
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But, for those annual subscribers who went all-in on the MoviePass craze, it is the end of an unconditional love.
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Apple AirPods Sure, AirPods Pro are the newer craze, but AirPods 2 are tried and true (and a whole lot cheaper).
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Peloton, the buzzy exercise-bike startup that ignited the connected-fitness craze, has filed for an IPO and revealed spiraling losses.
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For Hudd, a 2018 grad of Jonathan Law High School, the solution to the vaping craze is to escape its epicenter.
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The dog launched a craze of so-called designer dogs, in which people spend thousands of dollars on specific mixed breeds.
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In "Bottle-Flipping Craze Is Fun for Children but Torture for Parents," Christopher Mele writes: Gurgle. Thud. Crunch. Gurgle. Thud. Crunch.
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Is this just the beginning of the 2016 election's marketing love affair with the biggest mobile game craze of the decade?
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Shares of other small companies, which have surged on their own plans to cash in on the cryptocurrency craze, also dropped.
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But with so many cashing in on the meditation craze, it's hard not to wonder whether something essential is being lost.
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It's true; the current craze of Pokemon GO has turned the streets into minefields of zombielike Americans searching for a Gyrados.
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The Lomo LC-A is the camera that kickstarted the modern craze for analog box cameras like the Holga and Diana.
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The jitney craze swept the continent in literally a matter of days, and were soon available everywhere from Kansas to Canada.
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Its first product was a programming language interpreter for an early personal computer, at the start of the personal computer craze.
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In his role as style influencer, for instance, he helped turn cheap, counterfeit Gucci T-shirts into a fashion micro-craze.
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The phenomenon has created a cultural craze, with sommeliers requesting natural wines for their restaurants and some celebrities investing in them.
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According to the food historian Betty Fussell, the pasta salad craze began right here in The New York Times in 1978.
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But Thomas's Ricky Martin reference does point to the Latin-American pop craze that hit toward the end of the 211s.
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In the capital, Abu Dhabi, he has overseen a construction craze that has hidden the former coastline behind man-made islands.
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An Op-Ed From the Future It's 25, and the "Estate Craze" is setting the music industry on a dangerous path.
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Jason Paige was outside the Rockwell in L.A. Thursday night when he freestyled a possible remixed song for the current craze.
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Originally a rebadged Isuzu Rodeo, the Passport was Honda's way of quickly getting in on the SUV craze of the 1990s.
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To be sure, Impressionist and modern art remains a shrinking, less sexy category, compared to the enduring craze for contemporary art.
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Ideal discontinued it after a few years as "the superhero craze began to lose steam," according to the Captain Action website.
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Raymond Kolcaba, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Socrates would surely scoff at this empathy craze and appreciate its being debunked in First Words.
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Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, warned on Wednesday the recent craze over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies won't end well.
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Oculus announced a big price drop on the headset that started the VR craze at their Oculus Connect conference in October.
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She was inspired, in part, by the goat yoga craze popular among Lululemon-wearing Hollywood women and actresses like Rebecca Romijn.
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Winter 2017 wasn't especially severe, but here in the Northeast the craze for naming gave us Niko, Orson, Pluto and Stella.
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Also in 2020, there's the FDA could chill the CBD craze, and a move from Congress could change the game entirely.
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At the peak of the chicken sandwich craze, a Popeyes location owned by Carrols could sell more than 1,100 per day.
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Fifty years ago, Peter Samson, one of the inventors of Spacewar, considered the world's first video game, began another craze underground.
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But the Baby Shark craze was not only a global trend (such power!), but it also managed to stay really wholesome.
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Many companies offer generous perks, such as welcome bonuses and big cash back rewards — just in time for the shopping craze.
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Last month, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC he believes the recent craze over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies won't end well.
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Weighing in on the current cryptocurrency craze, billionaire investor Warren Buffett said that he believes the future of bitcoin is bleak.
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"They're fickle when you give them something they don't really need," Rees said, such as the fidget spinner craze of 2017.
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New York (CNN Business)McDonald's will begin testing a Beyond Meat burger, giving the plant-based meat craze a major endorsement.
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And unlike hoverboards, the craze that Chinese factories were cranking out last year, they aren't going to explode or catch fire.
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Foolishly spending most of the last few weeks with my family, I missed the early days of the Pokémon Go craze.
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It's the nostalgia angle that makes the current adult coloring book craze so different from the last one, in the 1960s.
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And, research funded by the National Institutes of Health suggests the low-carb craze is popular for good reason: It works!
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The mobile game craze Pokémon Go is headed to Japan tomorrow, marking the first launch of the game in Asia, TechCrunch reported.
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With last year's crypto-craze, there is no shortage of companies claiming to be a "blockchain-company" in order to boost valuations.
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Granted, films can rarely embrace the full-blown, upside-down craze of a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure title like Dungeons and Dragons.
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It's a dizzying high for a craze that you expect will dip very abruptly, the Pokemon Go of the plastic toy industry.
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And by combining it with traditional stock, ETF, and option trading in a single app, Robinhood could further legitimize the cryptocurrency craze.
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The fidget spinner craze has taken over all our lives the past few months and now has infiltrated the lives of scientists.
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The pigment could also be mixed to create bright yellows and rich blues, perfect for the Victorian craze for opulent interior design.
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Starbucks Corp kicked off the unicorn food craze in 2017, sparking a social media frenzy with its pink and blue Unicorn Frappuccino.
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But in a shift away from the photo-sharing craze epitomized by Instagram, now the focus is on audio sharing as well.
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Researchers flocked to the company's GPUs to accelerate the training of their complex models, and Nvidia sought to capitalize on the craze.
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Canada is known for being America's polite, friendly neighbor, but that doesn't mean it can't be over the selfie stick craze, too.
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Homemade slime is all the craze among kids, but much like any do-it-yourself toy, the gooey concoction comes with risks.
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But now, a smattering of celebrities are attempting to kick off the millennial style craze, starting with the decade's signature pant silhouette.
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Scores of popular memes, future YouTube/Snapchat/Instagram/Musically stars, and the sponsored social content craze all came out of the app.
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David Noble, a historian, compares the internet craze with the fashion for correspondence schools that bubbled up in the early 20th century.
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The plant-based craze also arrives as the Chicago-based company has been trimming its menu to reduce complexity at its restaurants.
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As the Pokémon Go craze continues, we've been given a glimpse into the future of augmented reality gaming, and it's pretty weird.
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So, if you're new to the foot-peel craze and looking for a lower price point, there are dozens of other options.
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The current bitcoin craze is worse than the dot-com bubble in the late 1990s that eventually busted in 2000, Sago said.
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The company launched a successful ICO in June 2016, way back before the ICO craze, selling its STRAT tokens for $0.007 each.
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It evolved past the constraints of a teen vampire craze, all while embracing the things that drew this generation's teens to vampires.
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"Orchidelirium" sets the visitor on a meandering route through nearly all of the conservatory, itself a direct beneficiary of the orchid craze.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It only took two days of the Pokemon Go craze to make Shama Diegnan start fearing for her wallet.
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Principled, one-man-stands of linguistic resistance against the crypto(currency) craze are futile at this particular juncture of its technological development.
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Although nobody is keeping a precise tally, the contemporary craze for bronze statues seems to at least equal the Victorian one numerically.
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After posting about of her sons' newfound hobby on Facebook, Valerie DeCarlo discovered she wasn't the only parent dealing with the craze.
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That means Android developers will not be able to tap into the subscription craze at the same scale as their iOS counterparts.
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If you were a drinker during the Four Loko craze of the late aughts, Nauti Seltzer will probably bring back some memories.
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The book was a veritable craze — even the people who were above reading about Christian and Anastasia still had opinion on them.
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The coloring book craze is sorta out of control right now, but mine came out before that happened and before Broad City.
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The bizarre craze seemed to be confined to the US, where sightings of so-called creepy clowns emerged in the late summer.
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Americans have been dealing with more and more clown sightings recently, and the internet has helped the creepy craze spread like wildfire.
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There are only so many hours in the day, and trying to squeeze in every flash-in-the-pan craze — Oil pulling?
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Starbucks, which spearheaded the pumpkin spice flavor craze back in 2003, isn't the only company toting a pumpkin-flavored product these days.
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Or maybe (more likely) it'll become the latest extreme sports craze that's only slightly more dangerous than parkour and subway car surfing.
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Great Wall was an early mover in China's craze for SUVs with its H6 model topping sales charts going back to 2014.
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The toy is the latest craze to sweep the globe, but it actually has a really interesting history as an educational tool.
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If you've been waiting for the next bagel craze to come along, you're in luck because it looks like it has arrived.
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Read MoreHow SoulCycle became a cult-like fitness sensation The extreme fitness craze has both ardent enthusiasts and its share of detractors.
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Not only are they totally on-trend with the PVC accessories craze, but their dramatic hoop silhouette makes everyday accessorizing a breeze.
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This summer, in the heat of the Pokémon Go craze, I found my attention drawn away by another popular app called Prisma.
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The engagement cookie that is designed to match your new bling is the newest craze for (showy) brides and brides-to-be.
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If you haven't caught on yet, this unicorn craze isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so we'd recommend stocking up on the stuff.
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As the creepy clowns craze sweeps across the UK, a caped crusader was summoned to chase the evil creatures and protect children.
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But there is yet another beauty craze that's riding on the coattail of it all, and this one is just as exciting.
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On Thursday, the company announced that it would go all-in on the electric vehicle craze that's starting to sweep the globe.
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Following the Internet craze in March 2000, investors displayed incorrigible enthusiasm for broad equity averages and left gold stocks virtually for dead.
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The sisters are notoriously anti-social media, one of the last few celebrity holdouts who refuse to adopt to the overshare craze.
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"I'm not super into the whole 'juicing' craze, but Pressed Juicery's fresh drinks taste amazing and make the perfect snack!" she says.
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Spencer Pratt clearly hasn't given up on his crystal craze -- or having more babies -- because he hasn't let up in either department.
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The latest to jump in on the e-scooter craze, the company is launching an e-scooter monthly subscription service in Germany.
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This documentary follows Nils—rap name Slin Craze—as he battles his linguistic demons to carve out the career of his dreams.
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The Blair Witch Project was the film that started the craze off years ago, earning $248 million worldwide on a $60,000 budget.
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The actress is reviving the '80s aerobics craze — a fad she fully embraced during that decade — in Pop TV's Let's Get Physical.
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The San Francisco motorized scooter craze just got more heated, with 12 companies vying for a spot in the city's permit program.
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If you think we're already at the height of the photo editing craze, just wait for augmented reality to pick up steam.
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Nest Hello video doorbell Price: $179 Ring started the video doorbell craze, but Google's Nest Hello is a more feature-rich option.
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Jackson underlined the need for regulation and said the current crypto craze is what other markets might look like without financial oversight.
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The original designer, Aviva Stanoff, is also taking advantage of the viral craze and running a similar promotion on her Facebook page.
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THERE'S ALWAYS A 85033 ANGLE, HOVERBOARD EDITION: The hoverboard craze has reached the Clinton campaign's Brooklyn headquarters, according to Chairman John Podesta.
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They are seen as either an overhyped, speculative digital tulip craze — or the biggest revolution since the dawn of the information age.
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Sometimes this works out well, like when the Wii rode the motion-control craze to more than 100 million units in sales.
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The adult coloring book craze has swept across the world, with everything from TV shows to comic books getting the treatment lately.
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If you want to get in on the craze, here's a recipe and video on how to make a classic tea cake.
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Sightings of scary clowns, a national craze reported to have originated this summer in South Carolina, swept into California in recent weeks.
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The brand sparked the Greek yogurt craze and rattled the category, leaving stalwarts Dannon and Yoplait scrambling to create their own versions.
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Stores like Saturdays NYC and the now-closed Mollusk Surf Shop ignited an international craze for wave-riding essentials in concrete jungles.
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With the number of cryptocurrencies passing 1,000, and the craze continuing, things are getting pretty wild out there to say the least.
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There's "Mini Must Go," about how women are distracting dudes at work with their short skirts, riding on the mini-skirt craze.
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This perhaps explains the escalation of the clown craze, from passive clowns frightening people up to clowns actively perpetrating acts of violence.
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Why it matters: With the recent scooter craze, rival startups like Lime, Bird, and Spin are seeking to build giant war chests.
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So a craze at a school, a clothes fashion, a fashion for a particular way of speaking, all these things are memes.
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Conflicting information about Bitcoin abounds, with some calling it a "craze" or a "bubble" and others touting it as an amazing investment.
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Burger King, White Castle, and Carl&aposs Jr are getting in on meat substitute craze with their own versions plant-based burgers.
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The current bucket craze owes something to the Prada fall 2018 men's runway, where models wore colorful variations of this classic design.
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But, as The Times would later uncover, there never was a ghost: The whole craze was caused by a lazy police officer.
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Yes, the biggest fitness craze of the 1970s and 1980s is still thriving, with more than 8,500 Jazzercise studios around the world.
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The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, recently called the scooter craze "anarchic," which is another way of saying it's a big mess.
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Starbucks Corp kicked off the unicorn food craze in 2500, sparking a social media frenzy with its pink and blue Unicorn Frappuccino.
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They played rock 'n' roll records, and practiced Latin dancing — there was a craze for Latin music sweeping the city back then.
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Bitter Lemon was the drink of choice; then there was a craze for homemade seltzer; then suddenly everyone had to have absinthe.
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As more and more of your friends go gluten-free, you may be wondering: Is there something to this latest diet craze?
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Popeyes projected inventory would last till the end of September but the craze, fueled by social media, caused demand to exceed supply.
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She added that the craze around stylized food in many ways mirrors the aspirational nature of fashion and lifestyle influencers on Instagram.
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Earlier this month, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC he believes the recent craze over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies won't end well.
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Wellness as a status symbolTea ceremonies are just the latest iteration of the wellness craze that has taken off in recent years.
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She and her backup dancers went through an energetic routine that helped show why "Level Up" has become a viral dance craze.
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They met on the court at a tennis tournament, in opposing mixed pairs, and their relationship set off a nationwide tennis craze.
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In 2000, Pier 1 ushered in the internet craze and the advent of e-commerce by creating its first website, Pier1.com.
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I'd seen too many spot-covered celebrities — Paltrow, Jennifer Aniston, Michael Phelps — to believe there was nothing to this seemingly magical craze.
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Indeed, while canine theorists point to the role of loneliness in fuelling the dog craze, American capitalism appears to be equally important.
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The food/drink: 2012 kicks off the kale craze for millennials, who also increasingly flock to pumpkin spice drinks the same year.
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It was 2015, I was writing about fashion, and the model Cara Delevingne had recently ignited a craze for bold, heavy eyebrows.
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How the keto craze startedThe ketogenic diet was first introduced in the 103s as a way to treat epilepsy, a seizure disorder.
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And he's been at it since well before the current A.I. wave, which is both a technological evolution and a branding craze.
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Anyway ... pretty cool time to remind you of the great work done by the Princess Diana Beanie Babies craze of the 90s.
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Unlike many other toy crazes, fidget spinners offer a wild-wild west for global capitalists looking to cash in on the craze.
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The latest craze is a barbell or worm—these cost $75 to do, because they take more time to make the design.
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Coinbase continues to fascinate outsiders and journalists who see the company as the startup at the heart of the current cryptocurrency craze.
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The coloring book craze even drove an echo boom in coloring pencils, with sales increasing by 26.4 percent in 2015 from 2014.
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This isn't necessarily the difference between a brand name and a knockoff; none of these brands existed before the hoverboard craze started.
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So while the current Bitcoin craze is to some observers a textbook example of speculation gone wild, there are also deeper implications.
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And aside from plumping balms and glosses, I was finally convinced (and thrilled) that the craze of physically plumping our lips had ended.
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As BuzzFeed noted, fans of the craze will occasionally jump out of moving vehicles in an attempt to show off their dance moves.
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It started innocently enough with the BB cream craze, then quickly blew into an obsession with Asia's innovative masks, essences, and application techniques.
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It wasn't too long ago that the Pokémon Go craze put the anime theme song "Gotta Catch 'Em All" back in our heads.
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Your Fitspo Sista: The Booty Belt Everyone has at least one relative or close friend who's always trying out the latest workout craze.
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Segway's VP of marketing Brian Buccella says the company didn't develop its new self-balancing two-wheeler to cash in the hoverboard craze.
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And somehow, almost as an afterthought, taking credit for a drinking craze that has been driven by women for more than 40 years.
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One fashion craze she is excited about is customization, as evidenced by her 'Bieber' nameplate necklace, an ode to her new last name.
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IPOs were on fire, stockbrokers were minting money, and a buyout craze was in full bloom, using a great deal of borrowed money.
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Perhaps they wanted to give viewers a brief glimpse of their lives, or maybe they just wanted to participate in a viral craze.
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This craze is also closely linked to the consumption of lean (also called purple drank or syzzurp): codeine syrup mixed with soft drinks.
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In fairness, it was only a matter of time before the cold brew craze found its way to the massive fast-food chain.
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Muncie Animal Shelter noticed the growing Pokémon Go craze was getting many people out on the streets hunting for Pokémon, Gyms, and PokéStops.
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In 21977, at the height of the disco craze, the Studio 21977 nightclub opened its doors in the seedy underbelly of midtown Manhattan.
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The hoverboard craze might be dead, but that's not stopping the man who started the trend in the first place from trying again.
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Here's the true inconvenient fact: the gun craze erodes our freedom to live without fear in a way crime statistics will never capture.
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This is a great place to interact with fans like you and get a heads up on what might be the newest craze.
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With the Pokémon Go craze happening this week, I am starting to feel like time has reversed and we're back in the '90s.
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COST: $185 Obviously, the woman who started the whole contouring craze can't go a day without incorporating it somewhere in her beauty routine.
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Even during a brief Perrier craze in the late 1980s and early 1990s, sparkling water was a European drink, served in snooty restaurants.
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Cats and dogs everywhere have gone all in on the craze that has stores across the country selling out of the spinning toys.
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Because we were most familiar with the cauliflower pizza crust craze, we decided to start there, before trying out sweet potato and zucchini.
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Finally the adult coloring book craze is giving us the art we've all been craving: that of the fantastical world of Dr. Seuss.
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"I don't think their Pog collection is going to make it," said Boneparth, referring to the tradeable kids' toy craze of the 21990s.
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To save you some time, here are some of the best, worst and weirdest things that have come out of the Pokemon craze.
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Or maybe he was pioneering some new take on those zip-away cargo pants that were all the craze in the early 2000s?
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Go deeper: Pot poll: 26% want to get high Buzz-less weed craze Weed stocks chill out Leaf inequality Dude, where's my cash?
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It's only when the cryptocurrency craze burns off that the real blockchain believers will be left to push the industry forward, Hosp adds.
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He kept writing while serving in the US Army Signal Corps during World War II. After the war, the superhero craze died off.
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The XPS 133 still has some of the slimmest bezels you can find on any laptop, a craze it helped start years ago.
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It looks like in addition to having twins, Hollywood's latest baby-related craze is debuting little ones on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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The craze would even extend to Palestine where an image of Haruhi showed up on a sign during a protest rally in Gaza.
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With the global Pokémon craze set off by Pokémon Go's massive success, it's easy to forget that this is a for-kids brand.
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While the cryptocurrency craze last year brought more consumer attention to blockchain technology, the future of this movement will be in the enterprise.
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However, Just because the Space Station's residents can’t take part in this craze doesn't mean that NASA is sitting it out.
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Soon, Facebook also plans to launch "Beach Bump" for passing an AR ball back and forth, and a "Kitten Craze" cat matching game.
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It was clear Ryan did not know the Internet's dance craze, which originated in Atlanta and was popularized by NFL star Cam Newton.
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But now, Riri is bringing it back to the shoe that started the craze and introducing a brand-new version of the creeper.
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Once the conversation is open, you can get a sense of what your kid thinks about the latest craze -- and if they're safe.
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To anyone who doesn't understand the pickup truck craze, we prescribe a few minutes in a Ram for you to figure it out.
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With their eye on the customer craze for the sandwiches, the pair decided to open the Num Pang sandwich shop in March 2009.
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New York City has been a holdout in the electric scooter craze, but after a city council hearing Wednesday, that could finally change.
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The series, which the star hosted from 1989 to 1997, focused on America's growing fascination with the supermodel craze that Crawford helped pioneer.
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Ten years ago, this jubilant classic introduced the world to Fast Life Yungstaz and became a dance craze for generations of Black people.
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BMW (unlike Volkswagen) was also early in spotting the craze for SUVs, and now makes them in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
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On the other end of the musical spectrum, punk exploded at the end of the 70s as a reaction to the disco craze.
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But with the ICO craze also comes the risk of "over-capitalization" with teams "receiving too much money too quickly," CB Insights warned.
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And the huge price, which was almost twice the low estimate, suggests that the recent Rolex Daytona craze shows no signs of slowing.
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Space Invaders スペースインベーダー (arcade game by Taito) 1978 One of the first arcade games, "Space Invaders" ignited the video game craze in Japan.
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Bond wasn't a spiritualist — he was a lawyer — but in the late 1800s, a craze for talking to the dead was sweeping America.
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Ever since the recent bitcoin craze took hold, closely followed investor Dennis Gartman has made no secret of his disdain for the cryptocurrency.
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The craze, she said, all began when one Johanna Basford created a coloring book for adults in February of 2015 called Enchanted Forest.
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The battles will be judged by a cast of judges including Diplo, Just Blaze, Mannie Fresh, DJ Craze, Mija, Destructo, and the Whooligan.
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Vapers can talk endlessly about their favorite flavors (a Fruit Loops blend, called "Looper," was all the craze for a while) and setups.
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Thomas, for her part, joined Lyft in March just months before the company brought in another $600 million and continued its hiring craze.
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Shen Ruihong, who leads the kennel club, said demand for toy poodles in China surged several years ago after a craze in Japan.
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The smart speaker craze all started with Alexa on the Amazon Echo, and a few Echo devices are currently available at a discount.
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" As Storr colorfully puts it, the self-esteem craze was "a rapturous copulation of the ideas of Ayn Rand, Esalen and the neoliberals.
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" But then he predicts an imminent end to all that: "The craze of the Charleston and Black Bottom was about dead and buried.
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Lately, she's also gotten into the step-tracking fitness craze, so she walks around the office on her cellphone bouncing that damned ball.
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To cash in on the crossover and SUV craze, lots of other high-end car companies are building them for the first time.
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