...our top trend predictions in culture and travel. Chimerican entertainment A year ago, in our last Future 100 report, we highlighted the growing relationship between China and the US film...

...pop culture happenings; and Style Out There, which explores global fashion subcultures; along with two hours of live programming. Personette notes that, in terms of advertising opportunities on the channel,...

Airbnb Open, which landed in Los Angeles in late November, was described as “a community-powered festival of travel and hospitality that celebrates a city and its neighborhoods” by the brand....

...after the sound bath. The vibrations of the music help people relax. We always blend in elements of culture—DJs, musicians, performers, art, cool brands, music—and the culture element is a...

...only connects with Instagram but all of culture.” From left to right: Instagram accounts from Supermoon Bakehouse, HWKR, Saint Aymes For more on design culture download our Future 100 report....

...from there.” For more, download our November trend report, “The Political Consumer.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-lXvv0duNE   Timeline: American brands and the rest of the world For decades, America has been known to...

...at our most accurate predictions in culture, technology, and travel. Diverse Hollywood (#10) In 2016, we predicted that Hollywood would finally have to reckon with demands for more diversity. Indeed,...

...out. According to the website, the magazine “explores and shapes modern stoner culture by looking at cannabis through an art, culture and fashion lens.” Broccoli magazine Luxury cannabis brand Beboe...

–Business Insider has an exclusive look at Google’s “Made By Google” pop-up store, which opened in New York in Thursday. –Elle‘s November foray into augmented reality, which brings its cover...

...boundaries” on a three-day cruise through international waters. Last year’s ship, which set sail from Miami in November, included Eric Schmidt, Edward Snowden, Martha Stewart and John Legend. Delegates were...