15tofame.com, a website that allows users to be world-famous for 15 minutes. 15tofame realizes the prophecy of the American artist Andy Warhol made in February 1968 : “In the future everybody will be world-famous for 15 minutes“.

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eHow.com, the world’s leading how-to site and single stop for holiday project information, shares top tips and trends in going green this holiday season.

Now that UN Conference on Climate Change has come to a close, and consumers are increasingly concerned with their own carbon footprints, green is on the mind of everyone from Michelle Obama and Olivia Wilde, to Cedric the Entertainer and Alanis Morissette. But what are some simple ways the average consumer can become more eco-friendly and get involved in helping the planet starting in their own homes?

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Ticketmaster has begun beta testing their new online Interactive Seat Maps for the San Antonio Spurs, Edmonton Oilers, Sacramento Kings, Phoenix Suns, Orlando Magic, Marquette University Basketball @ Bradley Center, Rochester Americans, Iowa State Cyclones, as well as select events at the Nokia Theatre at Grand Prairie, Heymann Performing Arts Center and more.

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Shutterfly, the leading Internet-based social expression and personal publishing service, launches Wink, a new service that combines real-time sharing with photo printing for the social networking generation.

Wink enables consumers to create and share printed photostrips using pictures from iPhones and social network sites like Facebook and Flickr. Photostrips can be delivered anywhere in the world for only $2.50 including tax and shipping. Wink is available as a free iPhone app and a full-featured website.

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I’ve been assessing business and cultural trends for many years, and as I worked on the 2010 list, I reflected on predictions I’d made five, 10 and even 15 years ago. I was struck by how many actually came to pass, as well as how many remain true to this day.

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