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... are even created in tandem with the original, even though they take place at different points in the story’s timeline. For instance, The Walking Dead prequel, Fear the Walking Dead, is available simultaneously to the main series, though the latter takes place chronologically before the original series. Fear The Walking Dead (The Walking Dead prequel) Independent from the post-apocalyptic drama, Fear the Walking Dead shows viewers the world pre-zombie infestation, when rumors of a mysterious ...

Realistic Optimism

... products are no longer enough to appeal to young people’s desire to help the world. They are empowered consumers, and that includes doing their homework on the brands they choose to support. Rather than offset questionable practices and engage in token acts of charity, brands must now support the practices and ideals of their audiences by walking the walk alongside them. Companies must not only strive to propel large-scale change but also aid individuals in their desire to adopt more everyday actions ...

The Right Moves

... issues. One man in NYC even sublet his apartment to live on the streets of the city in his RV, within walking distance of his more permanent residence. I haven't done so, but I am familiar with the concept of tiny houses. The ones on wheels are interesting because of their ability to be mobile and not fixed to one location which I find appealing, and that generally the cost is a basis for doing this. PATRICK, 24, UKThe same trend—mobility as an option, but cost as a motivator—has sprung ...

The 3Rs

... Ys and Zs are coming of age in a rewards economy rife with gamification applications, and the newly interactive giving space is keeping pace. Modern cause-related initiatives provide some of the standard elements of games, such as real-time tracking through points systems, level-ups, and tiered rewards. In the style of established frequent flier programs, new tools and apps dole out points for repeated good actions—like recycling, donating, walking instead of driving, and even loaning money to ...

Stick It

... called Snoopify that lets fans put stickers of his face and related images on photos. The app brings in approximately $30,000 in weekly sales. - MOVIES - Line offers Monster University stickers, featuring the characters and their favorite encouraging expressions. Numerous Marvel characters, including Wolverine, The Hulk, Thor, and Iron Man are available in sticker form on Line. - TV - Line released cartoon stickers of the hit AMC show The Walking Dead.Breaking Bad characters have been transformed ...

The Real Story

... compared to The Fault In Our Stars because it also features teen death, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl is really more about teens dealing with life, social pressures, and friendship as Greg and his best friend Earl make a movie about their friend Rachel who is suffering from leukemia.WildBased on the memoir of Cheryl Strayed, Wild relates her tale of walking the 1,100-mile Pacific Crest Trail. Struggling with the death of her mother and her own personal demons, Cheryl sets out, an amateur daring to ...

Seize The Day

... productive during the day.JONTI, 17, UKDaytime activities present a different atmosphere than nightlife ones, which can lead to a different type of socializing. Outdoor events tend to be more common during the day, so daytime socializing is attractive to people who enjoy being outside. Young people aspire to be Soloists who are comfortable doing things on their own, and going to a well-lit event during the day by oneself seems less intimidating than walking into a dark nighttime venue alone; 38% of ...

Branding Trends

... album, so can their fashion. Providing fans with this kind of bonus access not only engages them further but also turns them into a walking promotion for the entertainer. Youth are inclined to rep the entertainers they enjoy; 52% of U.S. youth and 48% of UK youth like to buy clothing and accessories from entertainment personalities of whom they are fans, and Trendsetters are even more likely to sport such styles, with 61% in the U.S. and 58% in the UK doing so. Kanye West, Life of Pablo When Kanye ...

POP Global

... broadcasts are part of a phenomenon known as Slow TV, in which viewers tune into hours upon hours of fixed-camera coverage of a particular subject or slow-paced event. The genre has become so popular that last November, 25% of the country’s population tuned in to watch the 13-hour creation of a sweater, from sheep to knitted garment. Slow TV is now gaining acceptance worldwide; in March, a 9-hour movie called Tokyo Reverse, which depicts a man walking through the Japanese city, aired on French television ...