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Alternative Foods: What’s For Dinner in 2050?

A glimpse into the world of only drinking Soylent for a month and edible insects - from someone who has tried it.

Opinions, Culture, All, News & AnalysisAndre RadenskyApril 3, 2018alternative food, food, dinner, 2050, evolution, survival, drug, elixir, ecology, concerns, world, environment, human, population, Soylent, edible insects, nutrition, eco-friendliness, future, futuristic, alternative, foods, foodies, trendy, trend, culture, social

Dr. Mark Hyman Paves the Way For Change with FOOD: What The Heck Should I Eat?

A discussion of our nation's fixation with fads and diets that are no healthier than their stereotypically unhealthy counterparts in this exclusive interview with Dr. Hyman.

Dr. Hyman is the director of the Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Functional Medicine and a best-selling author.

Interviews, All, CultureOlivia LeSueurApril 2, 2018doctor, health, Mark Hyman, FOOD, whole foods, human, diet, diet fads, eat, low fat, high fiber, whole grain, gluten, gluten free, fat, oil, omega-6, interview, Dr. Hyman, book, new, healthy, obesity, genetics, ingredients, paleo, pegan Comment

Wendy’s Twitter Presence: The Art of Creating “Beef” over Beef

Wendy's has found its voice and brand online and its that of a feisty younger sibling.

A New Black Panther Movement

"Black Panther" has not only made history as the top grossing superhero of all time, but also as Marvel's first all-black cast.

Opinions, Culture, All, News & AnalysisVivian UfongeneMarch 28, 2018black panther, movie, box office, critics, expectations, scale, sales, top grossing, marvel, superhero, 5-star, film, T'Challa, people of color, POC, hero, all-black cast

The Harsh Truth Behind Chef Jiro’s Dreams of Sushi

The new documentary "Dreams of Sushi" challenges viewers to consider striving and failure through Jiro Uno's own experiences.

All, Culture, News & AnalysisGabrielle JabreMarch 28, 2018Dreams of Sushi, Sushi, Japan, culture, Japanese culture, Jiro Uno, sushi bar, Tokyo, Michelin, documentary, chef, perfectionist, culinary, artisan, movie, inspiration

Youtubers: Challenging the Traditional 9-5

With individuals foregoing college and making millions, is Youtube a sustainable career platform worth pursuing?

Careers, Opinions, All, Culture, News & AnalysisVivian UfongeneMarch 26, 2018youtube, website, job, education, occupation, social media, sensation, community, growth, video, selfie, monetize, advertising, digital advertising, mobile advertising, attention, salary, companies, million, lifestyle, trend, career, careers, entertainment, entertainer

Ashley Wagner and Olympic Ads

Should companies still run ads of athletes who don't end up qualifying for the Olympic team?

Reeling in on Independent Films

Independent films are not produced with the intention to become “Oscar bait” but instead, they offer plenty of playfulness with new ideas and techniques, sometimes pioneering modes of filmmaking. It becomes imperative, then, to preserve and recognize this subset of films.

Mind Your Mental Wellness

A look into the increasing demand for "mindfulness" opportunities and how social entrepreneurs, technology, and colleges are responding.

Kayla Itsines: Collectivizing The E-Training Industry

Kayla Itsines, the "instafamous" fitness trainer, uses social media to not only strengthen her brand but also create a support group and community of followers who lead healthier lifestyles through her 28-minute workout circuits.

March Money Madness

Should collegiate athletes be compensated for their participation in sports?

Hate Snapchat's New Update? So does Kylie Jenner.

From #sponsored to speaking out, influencers can make or break the success of brands.

Lifestyle, Opinions, All, News & Analysis, CultureMallory WilliamsonMarch 12, 2018magazine, ads, advertising, product, product placement, videos, photos, celebrity, spokespeople, public figure, culture, social media, unfiltered, Snapchat, Kylie Jenner, Twitter, Stocks, Dove, brands, promos, promotions

The Light Phone 2: A Deviation from Communitainment

One company is attempting to reduce distractions created by technology by modifying the source.

All, Culture, Technology, News & AnalysisOlivia LeSueurMarch 12, 2018apps, smartphones, culture, new product, phone, mobile, The Light Phone 2, protoype, norm, dependency, social media, communitainment, modern, entertainment, technology

The Kings and Queens of E-commerce

How influencers are dominating the E-commerce space and threatening traditional malls and in-person purchases.

Lifestyle, All, Culture, News & AnalysisYasmine ShafaieMarch 12, 2018makeup, lip kits, Kylie Jenner, demand, website, Ecommerce, e-commerce, Kylie Cosmetics, malls, stores, consumers, high-end, online, Cyber Monday, holiday, Amason, organic, AmazonFresh, Alexa, membership, apps, Fitle, 3D, technology, clothes, style, fashion, innovation

Reality TV turns into 'Survival of the Fittest'

A British reality show displays the harms of prioritizing monetizing our attention.

Norway: The Little Country That Could

How Norway dominated the Winter Olympic Games, again.

Opinions, News & Analysis, Culture, InternationalEdward MowinckelMarch 7, 2018Norway, Winter Olympics, Olympics, Olympic games, Edward Mowinckel, South Korea, Pyeongchang, Scandinavia, medals, competition, rankings, winter sports

The Generation of Representation: Examining TV’s Changing Social Impact

Should TV shows take a firm stance on social issues?

Theatre for One, by One

One company rethinks the way new theatre is made, from the ground up.

News & Analysis, CultureWilliam KeiserFebruary 1, 2018theatre, theater, consulting, production, performance, arts, culture, OctopusTheatricals, startup, entrepreneurship, small business

The “French Elvis”

Johnny Hallyday’s music was a hit because he was part of the French New Wave, one after the destruction and low morale of the second world war, which looked up to American culture, such as pulp fiction and Elvis.

News & Analysis, CultureGabrielle JabreJanuary 15, 2018Johnny Hallyday, France, Jean Philippe Smet, rock and roll, Elvis Presley, pulp fiction, French music, Sylvie Vartan, Laeticia Boudou, President Chirac, Chevalier of the Legion d’Honneur, Eiffel Tower, Raphael Enthoven

The Extra Cost of College Admissions

These college consulting companies offer to coach high school students on how to best position themselves and their applications for success during the college admissions process for the Ivy League and other top-tier schools.

News & Analysis, CultureNorman XiongJanuary 1, 2018college, admissions, Ivy league, consulting, coaching, applications, acceptance