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In this week’s Our Take, primitive life restores high art, natural fibres take on zombie hordes of polyester, and we look at some of the ways we use technology as a mirror, through an exhibition that explores echo chambers, and some research explains why we’re obsessed with our online selves. PRIMITIVE LIFE RESTORES HIGH ART … Read more

Edition 172

In this week’s Our Take, Mozart makes a comeback, ASICS introduce a movement in work policy, a condom company wants to protect you in more ways than one, and are we gambling on our kids’ futures? A study says yes. Mozart drops new banger Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has released a new bop titled, ‘Ganz kleine Nachtmusik, … Read more

Edition 171

In this week’s Our Take, 2-tier gift drops shock stars, Australian kids might get kicked off social media, Greggs goes bling, and horrible proof that society is falling short of fairness. POT LUCK PR DROPS Tarte Cosmetics recently sent out a PR drop to a selection of content creators which sparked controversy online due to … Read more

Edition 170

In this week’s Our Take, young people can’t afford homes, but it’s okay, because they feel more at home online anyway. A new emoji is here and we feel seen. England’s women’s rugby team breakdown gender stats. And Ford designers hallucinate some new tech. The internet just gets me, okay? Young people can’t afford homes, … Read more

Edition 169

In this week’s Our Take, we look at the surprising benefits of a 4-day week, how a smart pink toy is making dumbphones cool, the IKEA launch that promises to put us to sleep, and the get-rich glitch that is getting TikTokers convicted of fraud. Flexibility, Productivity, Bonkability The work-life balance revolution is here and the … Read more

Edition 168

In this week’s Our Take, the ‘typos’ demand that big tech becomes more inclusive, commuters get immersed in a refugee campaign, a vegetable goes viral, and boomers are still beautiful, according to Dove. Spellcheck, Check Thyself Across the English-speaking world, many non-Western names are routinely mangled by autocorrect. While this might reflect a broader (and … Read more

Edition 167

In this week’s Our Take, Barry Keoghan is wearing his team colours with pride, an Indian airline is prioritising the safety of female flyers with a new booking feature, Tate Modern and Little Simz are curating a night at the museum, and an artist paints some horses of a different colour. From Banshees to Red … Read more

Edition 166

In this week’s Our Take, an ass-pirational design team with a cheeky new saddle, a Mumbai Mum is morto for her daughter’s coffee spending habits,  we fill our cups with some McDonald’s nostalgia, and a drinks lab logo that grows on you. a cheeky concept in comfort For almost 200 years, bike seats have stuck to … Read more

Edition 165

In this week’s Our Take we check out an AI friend to hang around with, a heart made of steel, a luxury scent for dogs that’s a bit senseless and a campaign that challenges us to watch sport for the right reasons. AI Friend is hanger on We know there’s a lot of lonely people … Read more

Edition 164

This week, The WWF have a sports take on a broken world, Gamers cosy up to destress, Samsung flips out in London, and TikTok goes full capitalism in Ireland. Broken-World Records With the Olympics in full flow, the talk around breaking records is everywhere this week. World Wildlife Foundation has hijacked this conversation to remind … Read more

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