Catégorie : Other interests

  • Wes Anderson: The Archives

    The Design Museum in Britain is hosting a landmark exhibition featuring over 700 objects from Wes Anderson’s personal archives, showcasing the evolution of his films from the 1990s to the present. This first-time display in Britain includes original storyboards, costumes, and miniatures from iconic films like “The Grand Budapest Hotel” and “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” with…

  • AI & Artistry, the Resurgence of Hardware Startups, & Unicorns that are Really Rabbits

    AI & Artistry, the Resurgence of Hardware Startups, & Unicorns that are Really Rabbits

    Edition #37 of “Implications” explores key trends and forecasts in creative industries, emphasizing the difference between content creators who prioritize speed over artistic control and artists who focus on creative vision. The analysis also highlights a resurgence in hardware startups, the challenges of rapid growth for startups, and the unsustainable practices of some unicorn companies.…

  • Issue 95: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business

    Issue 95: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business

    In 1974, Steven Spielberg faced a production crisis while directing “Jaws” when the mechanical shark malfunctioned, prompting him to creatively omit the shark from the film, leveraging suspense and music to engage audiences’ imaginations, which became a groundbreaking cinematic technique. Brian Collins, co-founder and chief creative officer of COLLINS, emphasizes that creativity often arises from…

  • November.

    The article highlights trends and insights in B2B marketing, emphasizing the balance between AI adoption and human creativity. Key predictions from Forrester indicate a potential $10 billion loss in enterprise value by 2026 due to inadequate AI user skills, prompting increased investment in human content creators and influencer relations. The rise of AI in content…

  • Get ready for unBoxed 2025

    Get ready for unBoxed 2025

    unBoxed is an annual event aimed at educating advertisers on utilizing Amazon Ads to enhance shopper connections during crucial points of the purchase journey. The event includes keynotes with product announcements, breakout sessions, detailed product explorations, and insights from advertising leadership.

  • #hospitality #finedining #japanesefood #culinaryculture #michelinguide #qualityoverhype | Norbert Jacniak | 141 comments

    #hospitality #finedining #japanesefood #culinaryculture #michelinguide #qualityoverhype | Norbert Jacniak | 141 comments

    Japan has emerged as a leader in the culinary world, with Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka among the top cities for Michelin stars, due to its unique blend of tradition and innovation in cuisine. This success is attributed to Japan’s cultural emphasis on practice, precision, and adaptability in cooking, where small choices and disciplined techniques create…

  • Fwd: The Monocle Minute – Wednesday 12 November 2025

    The Monocle article discusses the tension between nostalgia and innovation in various industries, exemplified by French heritage brands like Louis Vuitton and the Orient Express. It highlights exhibitions in Paris showcasing Art Deco achievements and the potential for brands to innovate by blending timeless elegance with modern advancements, as seen with Renault’s updated electric models…

  • 2026 MEDIA TRENDS – 2026 Media Trends

    In 2026, brands that support community-driven environments, known as “third spaces,” whether physical or virtual, are expected to gain a competitive edge by catering to the growing demand for spaces that facilitate connection and socialization across various communities of interest and live experiences. These environments are thriving as they address people’s desire to connect and…

  • All That Glittered

    Charlie de Beistegui, a Mexican silver-mining heir known for his extravagant parties, is celebrated for his 1951 costume ball at Venice’s Labia Palace, which featured notable guests like Aga Khan and Gene Tierney. De Beistegui’s Château de Groussay, a symbol of grandeur and artistry, is being sold for $10 million after being inherited by his…

  • Inside NORAD’s Cheyenne Mountain Combat Center, c.1966

    Inside NORAD’s Cheyenne Mountain Combat Center, c.1966

    The Cheyenne Mountain complex, operational since 1966, serves as NORAD’s command and control center, designed during the Cold War to withstand a nuclear attack and ensure continuous operation against threats like Soviet ICBMs. Built underground for enhanced protection, the facility is equipped with advanced computing systems, displays for monitoring threats, and provisions for self-sufficiency for…