Rarely does a restaurant open with a concept that no one’s seen before, with a menu that combines incongruous flavors that no one had ever considered. But the owners of Red Paper Clip in New York’s ...

Over the last year, the utility of a red paper clip has taken on a whole new meaning for a lot of Web denizens. That's because of Kyle MacDonald, a friendly, regular guy from Montreal who on July 12, ...

Kyle MacDonald is on the verge of successfully completing a project that on its surface sounds nothing less than absurd: Trading--with the help of a blog--a single red paper clip for a house. Since ...

Sometimes, certain extraordinary events seem to defy any attempt at a logical explanation, only to be later revealed upon closer inspection for what they really are. For instance, ghosts? They’re ...

BREAKING: Scribe Maria Maggenti has made an MGM pitch for One Red Paper Clip, based on the nonfiction book by Kyle MacDonald. It’s the true story about a man who wins his girlfriend’s heart by trading ...

Earlier this year we told you how Kyle MacDonald was on a quest to barter one red paper clip for a house. Well, MacDonald got his house. Granted it’s in Saskatchewan, but still rather impressive. And ...

Canadian Kyle MacDonald, 26, started with a simple online offer on July 12, 2005 to trade the paper clip, which sat on his desk next to his computer, for something a little bigger and better. Fourteen ...