The Daily Scoop: The NFL objectifies Joe Burrow on social media and fans are split
Plus: Rupert Murdoch retires and Gen X feels left out of social media advertising.
Plus: Rupert Murdoch retires and Gen X feels left out of social media advertising.
Plus: Doritos draws media hype with cheesy new record, Hollywood strike’s impact is felt across the pond.
Plus: Israeli Prime Minister asks Elon Musk to do better with antisemitism, COVID variant nicknames show the power of monikers.
Plus: Drew Barrymore halts talk show return, consider tapping into the growing market of Hispanic influencers.
Plus: Lyft promotes new tool for female and nonbinary riders/drivers, Gen Z’s influencing holiday shopping trends.
Plus: Beauty brands are lathering up to #showertok trends, Gannett faces criticism around hiring Beyoncé and Taylor Swift reporters.
Plus: Threads responds to decision to block access to COVID-related searches, FanDuel promotes smart gambling.
Plus: DraftKings apologizes for distasteful 9/11-themed bet, Coca-Cola creates a new drink with the help of AI.
Plus: President Joe Biden keeps his son close amidst controversy, “Tiny Desk Concerts” give a unique platform for artists to reimagine their image.
Plus: Jimmy Fallon allegedly apologizes to employees over a bad work environment, consumers boycotting brands are down from 2021 due to inflation constraints.
Plus: Beyoncé goes for the silver look, and brands and fans respond; climate change keeps weather-dependent brands on their toes.
Plus: Elon Musk unironically threatens to sue the Anti-Defamation League for defamation, undeterred Burning Man attendees get burned by bad weather.
Plus: Smash Mouth’s Steve Harwell remembered, Atlanta magazine editorial rift.
Plus: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell freezes again, Bud Light targets football fans.
Plus: Apple announces its next press conference and the job market fluctuates.