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Culture Spotlight On France

... future of nightclubs while ensuring that they are also safe and adhering to a set of guidelines. Venues are also becoming more inclusive towards LGBTQ and women, although the genre is still largely dominated by men. Despite all of this positive change in the electronic scene, France has recently drafted new laws that lower the standard decibel level in clubs from 105 to 102. The laws also lower the acceptable limit of bass lines in the music itself. These laws have been implemented in ...

Peer Improvement

... friends. In both countries, women are more likely than men to want to learn new skills from their friends—89% among women in the U.S. and 87% in the UK. Looking specifically at the generational differences, Millennials have a stronger desire to learn new skills from their friends than Zs.How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Strongly/Somewhat Agree Summary I like learning new skills from friends | I like discovering new topics/interests from friends ...

Variety Show

... gender diversity, encouraging the inclusion of women in roles traditionally assigned to men or by showing them as characters that defy gender stereotypes. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Rebel Wilson is headlining the remake of the 1988 classic comedy Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. While the original version featured two con men, one smooth and suave and one unsophisticated, trying to swindle a wealthy heiress of her fortune, the update will reprise the concept with the crooks as a pair of women and the ...

Culture Spotlight On Brazil

... additional 44% find new music from other countries/cultures through social media. Brazilian women are more likely than men to enjoy discovering new music, 63% versus 51%, respectively.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Please select all that apply I like discovering new music | I find new music from other countries/cultures through social media Nearly half of Brazilian youth say they can enjoy music even if they don't speak the language.70% of youth in Brazil feel that in recent years ...

Brand We

... putting a generational spin on their attitudes regarding weddings in general. As gay marriage becomes less of an issue and more of a foregone conclusion, longstanding gender restrictions and tropes surrounding weddings are also being broken down. With the decision to marry being a joint decision arrived at by both parties, weddings are becoming more inclusive of both genders. Men are assuming a more active, enthusiastic role in the planning than was seen in previous generations, with some even now ...

Opportunity Knocks

... anticipate moving to a new location 5 times in their lifetime.MAKING THE MOVEYoung people today are very open to new experiences and opportunities. Half of U.S. and UK Trendsetters would be willing to move to a new location even if they didn't know many people/anyone in the area. Another two in five say they would be willing to move to a new location even if they knew very little about the area. Women are more likely than men to be open to this type of change.Which of the following, if any, are true for ...

Global Movie Trends

... positive change within and around long-standing and now highly visible gender inequality issues. As visible as these issues have been in Hollywood recently, gender disparity is not just confined to the entertainment industry: alarmingly, the World Economic Forum predicts that the global gender pay disparity could take up to 170 years to close and notes that there is no country on earth where women make as much as men for the same work. This reality is starting to undergo a shift: 73% of global youth ...

Leaning Out To Lean In

... because of the fatherhood bonus that has historically occurred in tandem with a motherhood penalty, favoring men and not women. Because having children boosts their happiness overall—more than 90% in both the U.S. and UK find satisfaction in their lives as parents—they’re eager to prioritize work-life balance, which makes them more effective in the workplace. In fact, 89% of working parents in the U.S. and 84% in the UK say they are more or as efficient at work since having a child. Thus ...

Retail 2.0: A.I., AR & VR

... to see more augmented reality in stores, and this rises to 23% of Trendsetters in the UK and 21% in the U.S. Interestingly, there's a noticeable gender divide: far more men than women would like AR options when shopping in-store. Men are more likely to prioritize gaming as a hobby, thus making them already primed for this kind of tech. As brands continue to roll out this technology and more customers experience it, it's likely all of these numbers will increase. - Brands Using Augmented Reality ...

Gender Worldwide

... Gender-relevant movements and societal trends from around the globe. SOUTH KOREA: FLOWER MEN South Korea is currently the biggest market for men’s skincare, with sales reaching $565 million in 2012. According to Euromoniter International, South Korea accounts for nearly 21% of global sales of men’s skincare (though China, currently ranked second, is expected to overtake the leading position this year). In South Korea, where idolized K-pop singers often sport and endorse beauty products, men are ...