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Occulture

... which portray women as reliant on men to save them, we’re seeing a resurgence in witch-themed TV, movies, and novels. Spellcasters have popped up across categories in recent months and enthusiasm for them only seems to be growing, as evidenced by the abundance of related content slated for the next few years. There have been hints of this renewed interest in recent years, to mixed reception. However, American Horror Story: Coven proved that when done right, witches can have an enormous impact on pop ...

Culture Counseling

... As multitaskers, young people seek to both learn from and improve themselves by way of entertainment and pop culture. The ubiquity of pop culture in young consumers’ lives compels them to get something out of it beyond mere entertainment. Today’s consumers don’t just consume content; as multitaskers, they aim to learn from it, and better themselves by way of it. These individuals have come to regard the movies, books, art, music, celebrity gossip, and reality TV they love as sources of Culture ...

POPscape

... gives them something to talk about. They want their favorite TV shows, movies, books, and music to challenge them, make them think, teach them something, or otherwise improve their lives (as we’ll explore further in Culture Counseling). Evidence of this evolution in content can be traced through some of the most popular shows, movies, and music of late. This is not to say standard pop fare—the likes of Chuck Lorre, Taylor Swift, Dan Brown, etc.—is on the decline; we expect light and fun ...

The Media & Entertainment Perspective

... their media routines. Their resulting efforts to keep busy have ranged from learning new skills to working on their homes/rooms to binging on media. Some 8 in 10 are watching more TV, movies, and videos, and the same number are listening to more music. As generations that are used to being always on and always on-the-go, the pandemic has certainly forced Ys and Zs to put their lives on pause—but they aren’t pressing pause on entertainment.We are witnessing a time of unprecedented ...

Global Movie Trends

... Movie trends popping up around the world.Despite the bemoaning of the impending death of cinema since the dawn of the millennium, and particularly after 2017, which weathered the industry’s worst summer box office in a decade, the movie industry continues to create content that captures the imaginations and attentions of young consumers. To wit, 93% of global youth consider movies important to their life, with 59% watching movies to keep up with popular culture. While streaming services have ...

Portraits Of A Generation

... generation's spending power, check out the report methodology.TOP PASSION POINTSMusic ranks among the top five passion points across generations in the U.S., demonstrating the relevance of this entertainment form to people’s lives. Among Ys and Zs, music ranks #1 of 30 passion points, while it ranks #2 for Xers and #4 for Boomers. Xers rank movies as their top passion point while Boomers rank reading as their #1 passion point out of 30. TV shows are a top passion point shared among Zs, Xers, and Boomers ...

Home & Away Entertainment Trends

... genres that reflect young adults' travel preferences and home experiences. Just as road trips are on the rise in real life (see The Joyride), so too are they proliferating in film in a slew of road movies. Additionally, a new genre has arisen in TV about the dissolved sense of community that young people are experiencing in the areas where they live and about the uncertainty people have about their neighbors. As modern youth spur new forms of entertainment, brands can tap into these new trends too ...

Culture Spotlight On Mexico

... , there's a major movie-going contradiction in the country: domestic distribution isn't able to keep up with production, which means that many films made in Mexico aren't shown in its local theaters. The country's major chains are less willing to play new Mexican films when Hollywood movies comprise the biggest ticket sales; in 2017, the 20 top-grossing movies in Mexico were all American-made. Prominent Mexican filmmakers are seeking to change these circumstances, using their influence to help more ...

Culture First, Country Second

... , and influencing crossover to other verticals in the process. The Culture Spotlights On 16 Countries provides an overview of what's becoming popular in each market we surveyed in this report and highlights what will thereafter reach young consumers in other parts of the world as they adopt culture from places near and far. The Global Category Trends reveal what's next across different areas in popular culture: music, movies, TV shows, digital culture, analog entertainment, food/beverage, fashion ...