Australia will recognize MDMA and psilocybin as medicines
Beginning July 1st, Australia will let authorized psychiatrists prescribe MDMA for PTSD and psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.
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The psychology of sports betting apps
While sports wagering apps can fluctuate from vendor to vendor, and even from state to state, they all satisfy our very human desires for reward and pleasure.
The simple joy of McDonald’s
As diners seek low-cost options — and inexpensive treats — amid economic volatility, they’re rolling up to classic fast food chains to meet their needs.
Vrbo cracks down on parties
Online short-term rental platform Vrbo is cracking down on parties ahead of the Super Bowl with ‘anti-party tech.’
Layoff content is trending on TikTok
While many workers didn’t see the tech recession coming, fewer expected to get laid off.
The DOJ looks hard at Live Nation Entertainment
Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) is under federal investigation again.
AI can make eye contact for you
The past few years have seen the rise of AI tools that can edit videos (and selfies) in real-time to make people look like they’re making eye contact with their cameras when they aren’t.
Sundance faces an uncertain future
Thanks to the pandemic, the Sundance Film Festivals of 2021 and 2022 were entirely remote — and set back-to-back sales records.
The creator economy is still going strong
While creators have experienced many ups and downs on YouTube over the last decade, the continued success of MrBeast’s channel proves they can still run the show.
No one can afford to own a home in major US cities
There’s no place like home — not one that most Americans can afford, anyway.