While Gen Yers generally like to see diversity in ads, many Boomers don't. Human rights have become the subject of significant debate in recent years, but the celebration of cultural differences that younger generations are known for doesn't always translate among older groups.

The word snacking conjures up images of teens chomping on crisps in front of cartoons, or maybe an on-the-go 20-something nibbling a cereal bar on their commute. But Boomers are actually America's keenest snackers, reaching for healthy snacks like fruit as meal replacements.

How are Boomer women breaking down beauty ideals? What makes this group such dedicated grandparents? And what are their plans for retirement? This Generational Snapshot uses statistics and case studies from the US and UK to explore how Boomers are approaching later life in 2016.

Whether it’s Secret Cinema taking peopleBack to the Future, or the revival of classic shows likeTwin Peaks, the promise of a nostalgic experience is a big consumer draw. Andrew Abeyta, who studies the psychology of nostalgia, explains to Canvas8 how reflecting on the past can affect us today.