Derrick Krom

Derrick is a recent graduate of Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia where he received a B.A. in English and Communication Studies. Throughout his life, Derrick has traveled the country and even got to study abroad in London, England for four amazing months. He's a guitar player, avid music fan and lover of literature, film, and all things entertainment.

More stories

  • in Watches

    Bar Refaeli is Named Hublot’s First Female Ambassador

    Bar Refaeli, the Israeli actress and model, has recently been named the first female full-time celebrity ambassador for Hublot, a Swiss luxury watchmaking company founded in 1980 by Italian Carlo Crocco currently operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of France’s LVMH. Refaeli, who previously served as the face of Piaget watches in 2012 and the […] More

  • in Sports

    The Rio Olympics is Making a $420 Million Bet on Flip-Flops

    Organizers of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil are betting on the popularity of flip-flops and their yet-to-be-revealed mascot to help meet a projected target of $420 million in total merchandise sales. The organizing committee is reportedly halfway through completing 65 licensing agreements with various companies that will help produce and sell […] More

  • in Planes

    Gulfstream Introduces an Incredible New Family of Private Business Jets

    Gulfstream Aerospace, the wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics that designs, develops, manufacturers, markets, and services business jet aircraft, unveiled two new business jets this past Tuesday–the G500 and G600. Optimized to perform, the new family of business jets was developed from a clean-sheet design and features superior speed, distance, comfort, and operating technology. Focused […] More

  • in Art

    Lauren Bacall’s $3.8 Million Art Collection Will be Auctioned in NYC

    Late Hollywood legend Lauren Bacall’s art collection, which includes work by some of the greatest artists of the 20th century, is planned to go on sale next year in New York City. The 700-piece collection–worth an estimated $3.8 million–includes various types of paintings, sculptures, tribal art, furniture, couture, and jewelry, some of which was displayed […] More

  • in News

    Which College Resulted in the Highest Paid Graduates?

    This past May, millions of college graduates throughout the United States hit the professional workforce–or at least attempted to. According to USA Today, “the nation’s job market continues to force college graduates to take jobs they’re overqualified for, jobs outside their major, and generally delay their career to the detriment of at least a decade’s […] More

  • in Planes

    Is the New Bombardier CSeries Jet the Most Advanced Plane of its Kind?

    Canadian multinational aerospace company Bombardier Aerospace has introduced a game changing line of aircraft, the Bombardier CSeries. The CSeries is a family of narrow-body, twin-engine, medium-range, fuel efficient jet airliners that happen to still be under development–the series has been under development for over six years now. The two models currently under development are the 110-seat […] More

  • in Most Expensive

    Would You Pay Close to $1 Million for a Tattoo?

    Tattooing is one of the world’s oldest forms of traditional art. But what is the most expensive tattoo in the world? That title belongs to Shimansky, a South African jewelry designer and retail chain with eight domestic stores and four international locations. The “tattoo” (pictured below) was actually a marketing gimmick by the luxury jeweler. Composed […] More

  • in Smartphones

    Is Vertu’s $20,000 Smart Phone Price Tag Worth It?

    Priced from $10,800 to $23,100, Vertu’s new Signature Touch mobile phone is one of the world’s most expensive smart phones on today’s technology market. Established by Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia as a wholly owned subsidiary in 1998, Vertu is a British manufacturer and retailer of luxury mobile phones and accessories. Nokia sold Vertu to private […] More

  • in Authors

    Author James Frey Offers $500,000 to the Reader Who Can Solve His Latest Novel

    Released last Tuesday, American author James Frey’s Endgame: The Calling already has young-adult readers digging through its pages for clues. Why? The author has pledged $500,000 in sold gold to the first reader who solves the book‘s complex hidden puzzle. Co-written with fantasy writer Nils Johnson-Shelton and published by HarperCollins Publishers, Endgame: The Calling is the first installment of the Endgame trilogy, […] More

  • in Yachts

    Go On a Tour of Bravo TV’s Famous 154-Foot ‘Below Deck’ Ohana Yacht

    Below Deck is an American reality television series on Bravo TV that debuted in July 2013. Produced by Courtland Cox, Elise Duran, and Mark Cronin, the show chronicles the personal and professional lives of crew members working  and residing aboard a luxury mega-yacht during charter season. For the reality entertainment program’s first season, producers booked a five-week Caribbean charter […] More

  • in Electronics

    $400,000 Sound System Upgrade Takes Place at New Orleans Civic Theatre

    Reintroduced in the fall of 2013 as a modern concert hall, New Orleans’ Civic Theatre finished it’s final renovation with a recently completed $400,000 acoustical upgrade. The Civic Theatre, said to be New Orleans’ oldest theater, hosts concerts, plays, corporate events, and private parties and has an assortment of shows booked throughout the remainder of […] More

Load More
Congratulations. You've reached the end of the internet.