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The videos appeared, as these things do, in rapid succession: Justin Herbert on the practice field with his fiancée, the pop singer Madison Beer.
The videos appeared, as these things do, in rapid succession: Justin Herbert on the practice field with his fiancée, the pop singer Madison Beer.
There was a time, not so long ago, when the chief competitive worry for a European broadcaster was the network down the street — the one with the slightly better game show and the marginally more appealing newsreader.
The list of places LeBron James has taken his talents now includes a destination that requires neither a press conference nor a chartered flight: YouTube.
The arithmetic of youth marketing has always been imprecise, but this fall the denim industry appears to be treating it less as a calculation than as a hedge fund.
There is something almost theological about a technology company telling you that its latest product will help you stop using technology so much.
The sight of professional football players canoodling with their significant others at training camp is not new, exactly, but the sight of those moments being carefully captured and distributed across social media platforms with the apparent coordination of a two-minute drill — that is something els
The future of transportation, it seems, will be planned from the same offices that once mapped out media buys for rather more conventional vehicles.
The line between creative vision and personal compulsion has always been thin in Hollywood, though it is not often that the distinction is tested with a snake-headed walking stick and a sprawling East Los Angeles nursery.
The conventional wisdom on Madison Avenue has long held that love stories should begin at the end — the moment of triumph, the couple gazing into each other's eyes, the implication that the product in question made it all possible.
The hangover from a World Cup is a familiar condition, though one that has historically afflicted American sports fans less acutely than their counterparts abroad.