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No More Snacks
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No More Snacks

Silicon Valley runs out of perks, Hollywood comes for Fortnite, and SpaceX could make a city

The Future Party
Dec 16, 2024
The Waiting Economy
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The Waiting Economy

Line standing becomes a job, international films get an AI translation, and Meta enters its robot era

The Future Party
Feb 17, 2025
Bye-Bye, BuzzFeed
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Bye-Bye, BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed serves up First We Feast, teens are online too much, and Love Is Blind contestants have rights

The Future Party
Dec 13, 2024
Cancel Culture Insurance
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Cancel Culture Insurance

An insurance agency protects against getting canceled, Graze lets users make custom feeds, and Jelly Roll now lives at American Idol

The Future Party
Feb 6, 2025
A Kansas City Chiefs Production
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A Kansas City Chiefs Production

The Kansas City Chiefs go Hollywood, Barnes & Noble is the place to be, and X wants to be a bank

The Future Party
Feb 4, 2025
Usher Introduces An Internship
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Usher Introduces An Internship

The R&B legend is opening doors for young talent to master the behind-the-scenes work of global touring. As AI reshapes the world, this initiative builds a bridge to technical roles that require a human touch, saving a vanishing craft.

David Vendrell
May 12, 2026
Allen Family Digital Takes Over BuzzFeed
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Allen Family Digital Takes Over BuzzFeed

Byron Allen is picking up the pieces of BuzzFeed for a fraction of its past value. This buyout signals a final chapter for the internet pioneer, proving just how much the digital landscape has shifted since its golden age.

David Vendrell
May 12, 2026
Boy Bands Have Grown Up... And So Has Demand For Them
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Boy Bands Have Grown Up... And So Has Demand For Them

Fans are spending big to relive their youth as turn-of-the-century pop groups stage a massive comeback. This wave of nostalgia is transforming former teen idols into enduring icons, proving they can draw crowds just like legendary rock stars.

David Vendrell
May 11, 2026
Influencers Rely On Clipping To Go Viral
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Influencers Rely On Clipping To Go Viral

Digital feeds are being overrun by paid armies churning out bite-sized snippets to rig the algorithm. This manufactured trend is killing organic discovery, replacing meaningful stories with repetitive, hollow soundbites designed only for clicks.

David Vendrell
May 11, 2026
Wonder Plans To Let Anyone Start A Restaurant With AI
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Wonder Plans To Let Anyone Start A Restaurant With AI

The food-tech startup is launching a tool that lets anyone build a restaurant using AI. By digitizing the ghost kitchen model, this new tech aims to fix the quality issues that previously plagued the delivery-only industry.

David Vendrell
May 8, 2026
A Sea Of Unsold Seats Is Making Artists Cancel Their Tours
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A Sea Of Unsold Seats Is Making Artists Cancel Their Tours

Big-name artists are pulling the plug on shows when ticket sales fall short of expectations. These scrapped tours hurt everyone — performers lose paydays, halls sit empty, and fans are stuck waiting for their money back as the hype fades.

David Vendrell
May 8, 2026
Dateflation Is Making Romance Unaffordable
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Dateflation Is Making Romance Unaffordable

Romance is getting a price tag that many single people simply can't afford. Between failing apps and a surge in social isolation, the rising cost of a night out is turning the search for love into a modern crisis during a loneliness epidemic.

David Vendrell
May 7, 2026
Celebrities Wore Mall Brands To The Met Gala
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Celebrities Wore Mall Brands To The Met Gala

Favorite mall brands stole the spotlight at fashion's biggest night, proving that affordable names may now be outpacing their luxury counterparts. As iconic labels slump, high-street favorites are winning over top talent and dominating culture.

David Vendrell
May 7, 2026
Fox Sports Is Hiring A Chief World Cup Watcher
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Fox Sports Is Hiring A Chief World Cup Watcher

The sports network is hiring a dedicated fan to watch every match in a clever play for viral attention. This approach turns a simple hobby into a winning ticket, cutting through the digital clutter during a crowded World Cup tournament.

David Vendrell
May 6, 2026
AMC Theatres And Arena One Partner On Live-Concert Series
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AMC Theatres And Arena One Partner On Live-Concert Series

A new partnership is bringing live music to the big screen, offering fans a front-row seat to sold-out shows. As concert prices skyrocket, these screenings provide a premium experience for those who want the energy of a show without the high cost.

David Vendrell
May 6, 2026
AI-Generated Podcasts Are Now Everywhere
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AI-Generated Podcasts Are Now Everywhere

New technology is shaking up the media world, but the simple audio format of podcasts makes them an easy target for cloning. As digital libraries fill with fake shows, listeners may soon struggle to distinguish AI voices from real people.

David Vendrell
May 5, 2026
GameStop Makes $56 Billion Offer For eBay
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GameStop Makes $56 Billion Offer For eBay

The gaming brand's leadership is eyeing a major acquisition to take on the top names in e-commerce. By targeting a legacy marketplace, the goal is to evolve the shop into a digital powerhouse, proving their vision goes far beyond meme-stock hype.

David Vendrell
May 5, 2026
OpenAI Tries To Get ChatGPT To Stop Bringing Up Goblins
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OpenAI Tries To Get ChatGPT To Stop Bringing Up Goblins

The team at OpenAI is trying to stop their chatbot from rambling about mythical creatures. While the glitch is pretty funny, it reveals how little control AI firms have over their tools and the risk that future fixations could be far more harmful.

David Vendrell
May 4, 2026
Netflix Gives Greta Gerwig’s Narnia A Wide Theatrical Release
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Netflix Gives Greta Gerwig’s Narnia A Wide Theatrical Release

Netflix is shifting its strategy by committing to a wide theatrical release for its Narnia adaptation. This pivot suggests that after eyeing major studio assets, the company realized that a big-screen debut for major titles is a savvy financial move.

David Vendrell
May 4, 2026
Young Founders Try To Go Viral
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Young Founders Try To Go Viral

Young entrepreneurs are feeling the weight of having to act as social media faces for their brands. While self-promotion pulls focus from basic operations, many feel that being a visible personality is now mandatory to win over fans and capital.

David Vendrell
May 1, 2026
Amazon Burned Down Wondery To Build Creator Services
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Amazon Burned Down Wondery To Build Creator Services

The Kelce brothers are leading a new wave of media where stars become digital storefronts. After a major pivot in its podcast strategy, Amazon is betting on video-first creators to blend entertainment with shopping and build massive fan universes.

David Vendrell
May 1, 2026
AI Is Redefining In-Person Shopping
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AI Is Redefining In-Person Shopping

Shoppers are using AI to discover the perfect items, but they still prefer to handle the actual buying themselves. This shift is turning physical stores into precision hubs, forcing retailers to ensure every sought-after product is on the shelf.

David Vendrell
Apr 30, 2026
Proto-Town Is The New Hard-Tech Mecca
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Proto-Town Is The New Hard-Tech Mecca

A Texas hub is emerging as the ultimate playground for startups building ambitious hardware. While the Bay Area favors software, these sites with fewer regulations offer the room to test bold inventions, positioning the state as the next tech frontier.

David Vendrell
Apr 30, 2026
Letterboxd Is On The Auction Block
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Letterboxd Is On The Auction Block

A premier social hub for movie lovers is officially up for sale. After attracting millions of new members, the platform offers buyers a direct line to a vibrant, youthful audience of cinephiles obsessed with digital community and film.

David Vendrell
Apr 29, 2026
BMG And Concord Merge To Form Major Music Company
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BMG And Concord Merge To Form Major Music Company

A major merger is forging a powerhouse to challenge the industry's biggest players. By combining vast song libraries, this new independent company plans to fund future talent, proving that a deep catalog can be just as valuable as today's top stars.

David Vendrell
Apr 29, 2026
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