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Midnight Diner

By Anya Ow / August 2, 2018 / Comments Off on Midnight Diner

Our fav thing to watch on Netflix this week is Midnight Diner, a series about a diner in Tokyo that’s only open from midnight to 7am. Called The Best Show That No One’s Watching by Newsweek, it’s a refreshing, easily digestible series: This fall, Netflix launched an original series from Japan that challenges these unfair […]

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Havas Germany and Screaming Trees

By Anya Ow / August 1, 2018 / Comments Off on Havas Germany and Screaming Trees

Havas Germany got tired of illegal logging and made screaming trees to try and deter loggers. Effective? We’re not sure. Curious? Definitely. Via Adweek: Some of the last European primeval forests in Romania are being illegally depleted every day, and Havas Germany has had enough. The agency has launched an initiative to raise awareness not […]

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Matthew Weiner's The Romanoffs

By Anya Ow / July 31, 2018 / Comments Off on Matthew Weiner's The Romanoffs

Touted as the follow-up to Mad Men, the Romanoffs is actually not–but it is by the same creator, Matthew Weiner, and will debut on Amazon in October. Via the Verge: In 2016, Amazon Studios inked a $70 million deal with Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner to produce The Romanoffs, an anthology show set in the […]

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Australia Post Campaign

By Anya Ow / July 30, 2018 / Comments Off on Australia Post Campaign

Australia Post’s new ad campaign is “Everyone Matters”, by the Monkeys Melbourne, who won the advertising account last year. Via Adnews: When Jamie Harrington has some pilates weights delivered to Braidwood Post Office, long-serving post office manager Bruce said he hoped they ‘worked out’. Meanwhile, local postie Todd Thoroughgood not only delivers the post, but […]

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Nathan Fillon and Uncharted

By Anya Ow / July 27, 2018 / Comments Off on Nathan Fillon and Uncharted

Nathan Fillon, the fan-favourite to play Nathan Drake in Uncharted, has appeared in a short fanmade film for the game along with Stephen Lang as Sully. Via the Verge: Uncharted fans have been clamoring to see Drake in a Hollywood-caliber production for nearly a decade. (They’ve also been clamoring to see Fillion play the character […]

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Designing Safer Streets

By Anya Ow / July 26, 2018 / Comments Off on Designing Safer Streets

Vox Explainers considers how we could design safer streets… by getting rid of street signs? Hmm, we’ll have to be convinced about this. The Guardian ran a longer op ed about the “shared space” concept earlier: Research has shown that removing white lines induces uncertainty and thus cuts vehicle speeds by 13%. This has been […]

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The 2018 Macbook Pro

By Anya Ow / July 25, 2018 / Comments Off on The 2018 Macbook Pro

Mashable got their hands on the 2018 Macbook Pro for this review. TLDR? A powerful machine, but there are ongoing design problems. Via Mashable: Using the 2018 MacBook Pro has been a roller-coaster experience. Ultimately you can’t help but respect such a powerful machine, but Apple didn’t do itself any favors by sticking with the […]

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Prince Harry and Invictus

By Anya Ow / July 24, 2018 / Comments Off on Prince Harry and Invictus

"I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul." 💯 days to go @InvictusSydney #GameOnDownUnder pic.twitter.com/sna5irq9wA — Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) July 12, 2018 Prince Harry and Invictus Games athletes recite lines from the poem Invictus in this moving spot for the upcoming 2018 Invictus Games. Via Adnews: Advertising agency Edge […]

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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote

By Anya Ow / July 16, 2018 / Comments Off on The Man Who Killed Don Quixote

After 30 years, Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote will finally be out in theatres. It’s showing at MIFF 2018. There were so many production issues that the issues themselves produced their own film, Lost in La Mancha. Via Study Break: Terry Gilliam’s film “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote” was finally finished […]

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Intermarche and Taste of Colours

By Anya Ow / July 13, 2018 / Comments Off on Intermarche and Taste of Colours

French supermarket Intermarche has a new ad campaign called the Taste of Colours, highlighting how artificial colouring messes with our minds. Via Adweek: French law forbids marketers to explicitly say that additives might be harmful, so Paris-based agency Romance devised the taste test to make its point in a subtle, compelling way that would meet […]

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