Mauricio Eberle Morales

Yeezy.com, Ye’s ecommerce website powered by Shopify, has been taken offline after the disgraced rapper reportedly swapped out his entire inventory for one item on Feb. 10: a white T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika, the symbol popularized by Nazis and still used by antisemitic and far-right extremist groups. The move comes after Ye ran a…Yeezy.com, […]

Duolingo has killed off its unhinged green owl mascot, Duo. The brand confirmed his unexpected demise on social, stating: “Authorities are currently investigating his cause of death and we are cooperating fully. We’re aware he had many enemies, but we kindly ask that you refrain from sharing why you hate him in the comments.” On…Duolingo

The travel industry is in constant motion–literally and figuratively. Today’s consumers crave both high-tech convenience and high-touch human connection, blending personalization with seamless experiences. Mark Weinstein, CMO of Hilton, understands this intersection better than anyone. He joins The Speed of Culture podcast’s Matt Britton to share insights on crafting the perfect digital-first booking journey to…The

The Super Bowl is the one occasion each year when people eagerly anticipate the commercials, curious about the featured personalities and which brands showcase the greatest creativity. This year, most brands relied on well-known celebrities familiar to many households, such as Martha Stewart for Uber Eats, Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan for Hellmann’s, and even…The

The list of famous white men who appeared in ads during Super Bowl 59 is long. It includes Glen Powell, Adam Devine, Harrison Ford, Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, Post Malone, Shane Gillis, Matt Damon, David Beckham, Pete Davidson, Gordon Ramsay, and Barry Keoghan. Tom Brady, Payton Manning, and Matthew McConaughey all appeared in more than…The