Audiences and artists alike are nervously waiting to see if it will be an easy transition back to “normal” or if this idea of “normal” has changed forever in the arts post-COVID-19.
Life has a nasty habit of throwing curveballs (oh hi, global pandemic!) and while you never truly know where they’ll land or how much damage they’ll inflict, you can prepare for impact.
The transformation of newspapers from printed products to online offerings did not happen overnight.
We’re approaching the halfway mark of the year and you’re staring down the barrel of your final university semester.
Amid the disruptions and shutdowns of COVID-19, social media proved an irreplaceable tool for businesses to stay connected with their customers and communities.
Regional road trips will lead the short-term recovery, while flights remain up in the air.
If 2020 has taught me anything, it’s that I’m great in bed. Like, really great.
Mainstream magazines get the memo as readers find relevant content in niche publications.
Social distancing has sparked a digital revolution.
Big brands that got personal earned our trust, big time.
The thing about advice is it’s often given but rarely taken. But sometimes there’s those little truth bombs we hold onto and deploy when necessary.
When life as we knew it was turned upside down, it was challenging not to let pandemic panic take over.