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Robert Downey Jr. reveals Doctor Doom costume at San Diego Comic-Con, announcing his return to Marvel in Avengers: Doomsday, directed by Russo Brothers

FROM HERO TO VILLAIN: RDJ'S SHOCKING RETURN AS DOCTOR DOOM

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
LVMH: THE ARNAULT FAMILY GETS THE HIGHEST DIVIDEND EVER

LVMH: THE ARNAULT FAMILY GETS THE HIGHEST DIVIDEND EVER

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
Louis Vuitton City Guide Barcelona 37th America's Cup host city travel book Sergio Caballero curator 350 destinations Catalan culture nightlife art sports fashion Pascal Aimar photography urban exploration

BARCELONA UNVEILED: LOUIS VUITTON'S LATEST CITY GUIDE CELEBRATES CATALONIA'S CAPITAL

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
"Social media has become an omnipresent force in our lives, particularly for Generation Z. This generation, raised with smartphones as an extension of their hands, is constantly chasing an elusive dream - the approval of others. They are inundated with images of seemingly perfect lives, each one validated by a flood of likes and positive comments. But what is the cost of this relentless quest for external validation? From a young age, GenZers are exposed to a world of heavily curated and filtered social content. The lives of influencers, punctuated by exotic vacations and flawless appearances, seem like a fairytale. Subconsciously, the notion that ‘more likes equate to more value’ seeps into their psyche. Virtual approval becomes the yardstick by which they measure their success. This obsession with likes and flattering comments can be a vicious cycle, potentially devastating their self-esteem. When self-worth is tied to the virtual judgment of others, even a single underperforming post can trigger a storm of doubt and insecurity. ‘Am I not enough?’ becomes a distressing, recurring question. Social media also provides a fertile ground for constant comparison with the seemingly perfect lives of others, a phenomenon that can fuel feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. ‘Why isn’t my life as extraordinary?’ becomes the mental mantra of many GenZers. Yet, amidst this addiction to virtual approval, there is a subtle but persistent call for authenticity and self-acceptance. Some courageous voices within GenZ are advocating for embracing one’s true self, without filters or facades. This authenticity movement could revolutionize the relationship between this generation and social media. For GenZ, approval has morphed into a potent but perilous drug. Breaking free from this addiction and embracing unconditional self-esteem could be their greatest challenge, but also their most rewarding achievement. Only then can they liberate themselves from the tyranny of ‘likes’ and rediscover the inherent value of being authentically themselves."

GENZ AND THE ETERNAL ‘LIKE’ HUNT

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
An overview of the upcoming Soho House in Milan, Italy, highlighting its luxurious amenities, creative community, and the unique experiences it promises to offer. The article also emphasizes the club’s expansion and its commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration

SOHO HOUSE OPENS IN MILAN

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
CINA CENSORS THOSE WHO FLAUNT WEALTH

CINA CENSORS THOSE WHO FLAUNT WEALTH

[Life&Culture]about 2 years ago
HELVETICA: THE TYPEFACE THAT REDEFINED MODERN TYPOGRAPHY

HELVETICA: THE TYPEFACE THAT REDEFINED MODERN TYPOGRAPHY

[Life&Culture]over 2 years ago
JAPAN'S FUTURE UNDER ONE SURNAME: THE "SATO" SCENARIO

JAPAN'S FUTURE UNDER ONE SURNAME: THE "SATO" SCENARIO

[Life&Culture]over 2 years ago
GLOBAL GRANDMOTHERS TAKE OVER NY KITCHEN

GLOBAL GRANDMOTHERS TAKE OVER NY KITCHEN

[Life&Culture]over 2 years ago
THE EUROPEAN UNION DECLARES SIAE'S MONOPOLY IN ITALY ILLEGAL

THE EUROPEAN UNION DECLARES SIAE'S MONOPOLY IN ITALY ILLEGAL

[Life&Culture]over 2 years ago