Have you ever sent a coworker a simple "hiya" and then gone radio silent? You may be guilty of "hey hanging," a practice some loathe.

Looking to get out on the golf course this spring? Then you’re going to need a comfortable pair of golf shoes and Hey Dude just dropped several new styles. The new golf shoes incorporate everything ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is the editor of the Platformer newsletter and cohost of the Hard Fork podcast. With the world now in a ...

Holiday shoe deals are still rolling in, and Hey Dude just made things even more tempting. The brand is extending its ...

Hey Dude just took the wraps off an extensive Holiday Collection of sneakers, and you’re going to find a pair for everyone in the family. Hey Dude even unveiled a dressier sneaker style for women with ...

Hey Dude has rolled out the deals on its beloved sneakers and there are so many styles to choose from — all at a major discount. We found massive discounts on Hey Dude classics like the Wendy Sox for ...

App Store Review is blocking another Basecamp camp, and David Heinemeier Hansson isn’t happy. It happened in 2020 with the iOS app for their Hey email service. This time, it’s the standalone Hey ...

Have you bought a pair of Hey Dude shoes online only to later think to yourself, "Hey, dude, why aren't my shoes here yet?" You could qualify for a payout as part of a $1.9 million settlement between ...

For reference, Gemini AI on Android doesn't have a dedicated wake word, with "Hey Google" currently the primary hotword for ...

The pop-rock song emerged during the recording sessions for the Beatles’ self-titled album more commonly known as the “White Album,” and plays for an impressive seven minutes and eleven seconds. More ...

Welcome to AP&R, where we highlight rising artists who will soon become your new favorite. What hey, nothing have accomplished is something special and truly spectacular, a project imbued with their ...

When author and illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka was in the fourth grade, his grandparents called him into the living room. "I remember thinking: Oh maybe we're going to go on another family vacation, ...