New Data Shows Permanent Turning Point for Subscription Services Industry Post-Pandemic and Strong Link Between Customer Satisfaction and Online Cancelation Flow. Brightback released its State of Industry (SOI) report today, which revealed that 86% of respondents say they anticipate maintaining or even increasing their number of subscriptions over the course of 2021. Additional results include: […]
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Michelle Obama Encourages Picky Eaters
When I was a small child, I never ate the vegetables I encountered on my dinner plate, preferring instead to kick, scream, whine, and then feed the offending dish to the dog. How different things might’ve been if former First Lady Michelle Obama was the one gently encouraging me to eat my peas, using Muppet-adjacent […]
Valentine’s Day Movie Favorites
The movie experts at Redbox have just released some interesting movie insights, just in time for Valentine’s Day. They asked movie watchers what their favorite romantic comedies are from the 1990s and 2000s. Redbox is also running a campaign where they are promoting the most romantic films for Valentine’s Day. Check out their list below […]
The Serpent Soundtrack
Dubois Records releases a soundtrack album for the BBC and Netflix limited series The Serpent. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Dominik Scherrer who has worked on The Missing, Primeval, Ripper Street, The Widow, and Requiem. The Serpent is developed by Tom Shankland & Richard Warlow and stars Tahar Ramin, Jenna Coleman, Billy Howle, Mathilde Warnier, Ellie […]
STREAMING PLATFORMS LEADING THE WAY
IN ON-SCREEN DIVERSE REPRESENTATION Diversity at all-time high due to growing television landscape but notable disparities persist The explosion of new television platforms across broadcast, streaming and cable has led to an increase in on-screen representation of diverse identity groups, according to Nielsen’s latest Diverse Intelligence Series report: Being Seen on Screen: Diverse Representation and Inclusion […]
“If Anything Happens, I Love You”
By Hannah DiPilato Warning: Spoilers Ahead Netflix has recently released the heart-wrenching short film, “If Anything Happens, I Love You.” The twelve-minute animation has gained immense popularity on social media and many people on TikTok are urging others to watch the film. Written and directed by Michael Govier and Will McCormack, the film looks into […]
Ben & Jerry’s “PUNCH LINE”
“What did the bourbon say to the almonds? Am I drunk or are you nuts?” That is just one of the many jokes Wanda Sykes riffed when she learned about Punch Line, the newest Ben & Jerry’s flavor in partnership with Netflix’s comedy brand Netflix Is A Joke. Good for the belly and good for […]
Jarry Lee Q×A
360 MAGAZINE was lucky enough to sit down with Jarry Lee, a model, actress, musician and influencer from the UK. Lee has over 700,000 followers on Instagram, 30,000 TikTok followers and more than 700,000 Spotify streams. She has also been seen in VOGUE Italia, POPSUGAR, Mic, Elite Daily, NY Daily News, AM New York, Women […]
5 Ways to Make Your Long-Distance Relationship Work
Unlike a few decades ago when maintaining a long-distance relationship was an expensive venture, technology has made things easier. Initially, financing long-distance calls was a tough call, but with services like Skype and Facetime, communication is now more affordable and direct. And while it might look like technology has finally bridged the gap, people in […]
Turkey Recipes From Melissa Cookston
No one likes a dry turkey, and Melissa Cookston, celebrity chef and judge on Netflix’s new food show “American Barbecue Showdown,” is here to help avoid ruined Thanksgivings. Cookston offers up three different recipes for all to enjoy while also touching on the differences between brining and injecting. Brining vs. Injecting “The first thing people […]