I’m Vietnamese, and Tet (Lunar New Year) has been a part of my family’s annual tradition since I was born. We all gather at a relative’s house dressed in traditional attire, entering the home in birth order and taking turns sharing well-wishes for the new year to my grandparents. Then, we go around to each…I’m […]
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On December 2 last year, an earthquake shook the automotive world when Jaguar unveiled its “new design philosophy.” The legendary British nameplate, founded in 1922 on the racetracks of Europe, plans to go all-electric by the end of 2026. And so, in a clean break, management decided to change everything: the engines, the body styles–and…On
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It’s often said that nice guys finish last. A new independent agency is hoping to rewrite that narrative. Super Nice has officially launched, opening its doors in Atlanta and Los Angeles. According to the founders, the concept is more than just a name–it’s a philosophy that drives everything the agency does. “Nice isn’t just a…It’s
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ADWEEK’s Most Powerful Women in Sports Awards are back, and this is your chance to spotlight the women and non-binary people pushing sports and sports marketing forward. Returning from its brief stint as Champions of Change, this year’s list includes all-star players from both on and off the field. The nominations for 2025 are now…ADWEEK’s
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Nutrients, Vol. 17, Pages 491: The “Burden” of Childhood Obesity on Bone Health: A Look at Prevention and Treatment Nutrients doi: 10.3390/nu17030491 Authors: Ilaria Farella Mariangela Chiarito Rossella Vitale Gabriele D’Amato Maria Felicia Faienza Childhood obesity represents a multifaceted challenge to bone health, influenced by a combination of endocrine, metabolic, and mechanical factors. Excess body
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