In the world of Hollywood and professional sports, where memorabilia can be worth thousands, even the smallest details matter ...

Without further ado, here are a few ways you can bring blue and red together in your home. Here’s how eight designers have made it work. 1. Try Color Blocking.

With the U.S. Election Day right around the corner, what better opportunity to take a look at a few pens that embrace our country’s patriotic palette of red, white and blue.

Here's a brand new twist on the red-blue divide that has nothing to do with politics. California psychology professor Abraham Rutchick studied how people use red and blue pens to grade papers. He ...

Both experts suggested the Light Stim pen, too, which combines blue- and red-light technology in a handheld device that you can place directly on the skin’s surface. $169 at Revolve Clothing ...

Blue, red and green cellophane (available at most craft stores) Three rubber bands. Pen. Cardboard box. Ruler or measuring tape. Wide strip of paper about five to six centimeters (two inches ...

In high-stakes politics and business, there are only two colors of ties: red and blue. Oh, sure, you might spot purple or yellow now and then, but those are clear statements of aloofness, be they ...

Jeffrey D. Sachs writes that one of the biggest factors dividing red and blue states is their different economies. While blue states are mostly in the service industry, red states predominantly ...

As noted above, red is basically a safeguard against any slip of a pen marking a ballot. "If there were to be any inadvertent stray mark, it wouldn't be counted," Gilbertson said.

Blue and other colors are in. Three pen and marker makers are making more pens using the color purple. Red, the color that teachers long have used to grade work, is on its way out as some U.S ...

Even the over-the-top ones, like Uma Thurman’s Southern drawl in “Red, White & Royal Blue,” can be awfully fun. By Kyle Buchanan “Red, White & Royal Blue” waits just seven and a half ...

Ana Diaz (she/her) is a culture writer at Polygon, covering internet culture, fandom, and video games. Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. In Blue Prince, you explore ...