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the big perfume debate + pregnant robots?

the big perfume debate + pregnant robots?

in the words of nene leakes: it's getting weird Hey chat! 💬 You already know what time it is :) hope you’re feeling fresh and well this week, and that you’re staying warm with temperatures dropping suddenly all over the place! ❄️ This week we’ve got several interesting stories for you, two focused on culture (to spray or not to spray?) as well some some positive news in both environment and tech...

By London, UK
Staying single and liking it…no, seriously

Staying single and liking it…no, seriously

Research suggests that those under the age of 35 are staying single and avoiding relationships. What could this spell for the future, and how might this impact Gen Z? Are you single? A Gen Zer? Perhaps…dare I ask, both? Research suggests that young people are increasingly less likely to settle down or even jump into a relationship. In the UK, only 58% of Gen Z women and 56% of Gen Z...

By Bristol, UK
why we can’t stop saying ‘honestly’ + another celebrity beauty brand???

why we can’t stop saying ‘honestly’ + another celebrity beauty brand???

another line of products you can live without have entered the villa What’s gooooood, family? Just like that, it’s time for another Tuesday newsletter. This week’s edition kicks off with a bit of culture (how the internet has changed how we speak and the Malala vs. Greta Thunberg stan debate) before delving into stories about social change (a new documentary featuring IDF soldiers and protests over pollution in Dehli). As usual, we’ve...

By London, UK
Are traditional broadcasters doing enough to attract Gen Z?

Are traditional broadcasters doing enough to attract Gen Z?

The manager of the Sidemen on YouTube has warned that the BBC faces irrelevance with younger viewers unless it shifts drastically toward online creators. Are other traditional television broadcasters also under threat? Jordan Schwarzenberger, manager of the extremely popular YouTubers ‘The Sidemen,’ has warned the BBC that it risks becoming ‘a Titanic’ if it doesn’t make significant changes to bring in Gen Z viewers. For those unaware, the BBC charges...

By Bristol, UK