Harsh on a perfectly solid update, but I think the 80s one wore its masculinity more lightly and is a worthy winner

Never liked it anyway. A lovely little rejoinder to the defenders of the Venturi, Scott Brown wing of the National Gallery. A note from Lord Sainsbury who fronted the cash for it was found in a column.

I reckon Bud Light just went all progressive. This is a cast of white-passing males in stereotypical positions of power (dean, coach, academic, jock) humorously confessing to their very un-masculine flaws (losing fights, being scared, struggling to keep up with the meritocracy

Been talking purpose in the health marketing world at Langland (part of Publicis Health) today. Thanks Harry Yeates and Ellie Sanderson for the invitation. It's an interesting commercial sector where the profits ostensibly come from selling good things like life-saving drugs

Daily Mail link, but I felt like I'd read a decent screenplay by the end of this article. Sad story that builds into an existential suburban meltdown. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

Remembering when Twitter was full of righteous anger about Noel not wearing a mask

Currys is heading for the coveted Asbury Brand of the Year award – unpretentiously funny, 30 seconds, clear proposition, gaining a cult following on TikTok. Full playlist here. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

No idea either way, but the one thing more disturbing than the idea that she did it is the idea that she didn't do it theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

Building trust, one surveillance system at a time