In this week’s Our Take, Wikipedia has discovered some new curiosity archetypes, IKEA brings a gaming grandma into a new campaign, New York is missing a key organ and Rihanna holds a press conference with kids. Searching for answers, one tab at a time A study carried out by Science Advances took a deep dive … Read more
In this weeks OUR TAKE, New Zealand is combating herpes shame and an educational bra hopes to save some lives. A plush puppy with mechanical legs is making art and girl guides are taking on AI. Get Over CPR-Phobia St. John Ambulance just dropped some pretty eye-opening (and awkward) research to uh ‘clear the air’: … Read more
This week, fridges get a glow up, Lush is the epitome of quietly thriving, Nike paints a picture of a sore winner and a deodorant diss track is going viral. Fridgescaping: A Mindful Approach to What’s Inside Hold onto your butter dish—fridgescaping is now officially a thing. Gone are the days of haphazardly tossing groceries … Read more
In this week’s Our Take, Annie Leibovitz is at it again, giving us goosebumps via an inspiring Bupa campaign. A pitch-perfect challenge is turning a rare gift into an exclusive scholarship opportunity. Digital storefronts are saying bye-bye to the word ‘buy,’ and Netflix is giving us a slice of the silver screen in the name … Read more
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
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
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
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
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
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