Each year, Adweek's Creative 100 honors the most innovative and inspirational professionals in the world. The list recognizes visionary talent breaking ground across advertising, marketing, social media, TV and streaming, visual art, literature, filmmaking and more. While the final list is curated by Adweek's editors for the second consecutive year, we are also opening up...
What would you do with an extra day off each week? Spend more time with the family? Do errands? Relax? All of the above? For a growing number of agencies and companies, the four-day workweek is becoming a reality, along with a point of pride and recruiting prowess. As workers everywhere experience burnout, companies around...
In the 1950s, taking a transatlantic flight was a luxury reserved for the rich and famous, who would dress to impress for the trip. Samsonite is harking back to the Golden Age of travel in a mini-movie featuring Saturday Night Live star Chloe Fineman sporting retro fashions, breaking the fourth wall and wheeling around the...
Chief marketing officers may not always like to admit it, but there's something borderline mystical about their craft. What, for example, makes someone who's been perfectly happy buying her parents' favorite pasta sauce for the past 20 years decide one day to put a rival brand in her shopping cart? What combination of factors went...
TEHRAN, Mar. 27 (MNA) – Iran’s High Council for Human Rights (HCHR) has published a new report highlighting the circumstances surrounding the gruesome murder of Iranian security forces during the recent riots in Iran.
Plus “Riverdale” returns and father and son Rob and John Owen Lowe play a father and son in “Unstable.”
Unless you’ve been getting big raises every year, you’re making a lot less than you were thanks to sky-high inflation.
Thirty five per cent of Canadians have quit a social media site “because they found the tone too angry and toxic,” a new poll suggests.
Brazil informed Beijing that president Lula da Silva'a official visit to China had to be postponed because the Brazilian leader had contracted influenza and pneumonia. This however has not prevented a major business and investment summit between the two countries to continue in Beijing with the participation of a Brazilian delegation of some 240 members.
Mortgage rates are low today. Rates had initially been spiking earlier this month, but the possibility of a Fed pause has pushed them back down.
Editor's note: The first part of a 2-part series on the politicization of fentanyl overdoses. The Republican takeover of the House shifted congressional oversight of the border, with GOP lawmakers using their new powers in efforts to link the fentanyl crisis to migration. Fentanyl has increased the stakes in the decades-long drug war, inflaming the...
House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said recently that his committee's investigations into Hunter Biden and his business transactions are just “beginning” as he seeks to create a headache for the White House as President Biden prepares to launch his reelection campaign. Comer and his committee are trying to unveil whether Biden’s son’s business dealings abroad...
Congress is inching closer toward repealing two Iraq war authorizations decades after their enactment, with bipartisan support emerging to reassert congressional authority, protect against a potential misuse of military force and send a message of support to Iraq, now a strategic U.S. ally. The Senate is considering legislation to repeal Authorizations for the Use of...
Legislative proposals to reform the banking system are beginning to pile up following the failures of several large banks recently. In what is still proving to be the most calamitous period for the U.S. financial sector since the 2008 financial crisis, policymakers have been busy crafting new solutions. The plans range from targeted punishments for...
In his new book, The Undertow, Jeff Sharlet paid a visit to the congresswoman’s now shuttered Colorado eatery, where he broke bread with an apparent militiaman who claimed to have met Ashli Babbitt. “We are in a tinderbox situation,” he told Sharlet. “Not a single army in the world can stop us.”
While a koala gets another chance.
In this week's C&EN, this comment from Al Horvath, the new CEO of ACS:
...I fully support safeguards that ensure our journalists have the necessary independence to pursue the stories that are most important to our readers and to the chemical enterprise as a whole. We are guided in this endeavor by C&EN’s standards and practices, which clearly articulate the important elements for guaranteeing that my C&EN colleagues have the latitude to do their job in the manner they deem most effective. Читать дальше...
Music made with artificial intelligence could upend the music industry. Here’s what that might look like.
With a starring role on one of the buzziest shows on television right now, the actor tells Insider she's only just getting started.
Whether real attraction or the twisted effects of toxic masculinity, the Tom-Greg relationship arc in "Succession" remains one of its most compelling.
The rewards may have been sweeter because of the hard work. Whatever the inspiration, a pair of Clayton, Mich., teens spent early spring in the chilly woods tapping maple trees for sugary sap in 1982. Once collected, they hauled buckets back to a huge homemade boiler to thicken the sap into syrup.
House Republicans passed the Parents Bill of Rights Act to harass teachers and school boards about LGBTQ issues and race in the name of curriculum transparency