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The line between defendant and commentator has always been porous in American celebrity culture, but it has rarely been erased quite so efficiently.
The line between defendant and commentator has always been porous in American celebrity culture, but it has rarely been erased quite so efficiently.
The phrase "return to form" is used so often on Madison Avenue that it has lost most of its meaning, but occasionally the numbers provide something close to the real thing.
The holding company that Sir Martin Sorrell built into an empire and then departed under circumstances that remain a topic of quiet conversation at industry dinners reported its third-quarter results on Thursday, and the news was, if not exactly good, at least less bad than it had been.
The last time Popeyes had a genuine cultural moment, people were getting into fistfights in parking lots over a chicken sandwich.
The language-learning app Duolingo has spent the last several years cultivating a reputation for corporate behavior that might generously be called unhinged — crashing movie premieres, being ejected from sporting events, staging the apparent demise of its mascot.
When a patient has been in the hospital for six quarters, even a modest uptick in vital signs is cause for cautious optimism among the attending physicians.
The patient, it seems, is sitting up in bed.
The most telling marketing research of the summer may have been conducted not by Nielsen or Kantar, but by a handmade sign in the window of a craft shop on Nantucket.
The federal government has long had a classification system for nearly everything, from apiarists to zinc miners, but content creators have until now occupied a sort of bureaucratic limbo — eligible for small business support in theory, yet lacking the paperwork to prove it.
It is a truth universally acknowledged in the advertising world that when a cultural institution reaches a milestone anniversary, it will seek a visual identity, and that visual identity will be described as "fresh." The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, which is turning 30 this year, has followed