Even after #MeToo shone a light on the reality of harassment in the workplace, over a quarter of men think it’s acceptable to tell colleagues jokes or stories of a sexual nature. With this in mind, brands have an opportunity to stamp out bad behaviour through educational initiatives and training.

In the middle of a pandemic, Americans are scrambling to keep abreast of the headlines – and stay sane while doing so. How can people stay informed while maintaining their mental health? And what else, besides objective information, can the media offer to those stuck at home?

From poetry readings to live music tutorials, COVID-19 is transforming the ways celebrities interact with fans. But how are influencers and celebs using or misusing their platforms to broadcast how relatable and accessible they are? And how will the cult of celebrity evolve post-pandemic?

As uproar around racism continues, major food brands are reviewing their controversial mascots and considering the role they play in the perpetuation of racism. In the space of a few days, Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben’s, and Mrs. Butterworth have all announced logo changes in support of the movement.