It's 2026, but 2016 has taken social media by storm.

What’s old is new again. McDonald’s is bringing back an iconic Happy Meal toy after nearly 40 years. The fast-food giant ...

As audiences gravitate toward the familiar, brands must learn how to leverage legacy without sacrificing relevance or creative momentum.

Unless your name is Domino’s, it’s tough to be a pizza chain right now.

Air pollution from heavily industrialized Midwestern states such as Indiana and Ohio frequently reaches East Coast states ...

Super Bowl 2026 commercials will include celebrity and light humour, focus on general health and wellness, nostalgia and ...

The toys, which first debuted in 1987, will be available for a limited time at participating restaurants nationwide.

After a wave of requests on social media, McDonald's is leaning into nostalgia and bringing back a fan-favorite Happy Meal ...

The big thinkers at Aperture explain the nostalgia effect and how memory shapes perception.

Anuv Jain champions the idea that true music lovers yearn for heartfelt expression rather than flashy beats or viral moments. He acknowledges that while platforms like Instagram have made music more ...

Back in the ’00s, the likes of Lost, The Sopranos, Arrested Development, Deadwood, and Six Feet Under were making waves, and ...

The best thing we can take from this 2016 nostalgia becoming popular on social media today is the reminder that there are still a lot of things broken in a world that has become increasingly polarized ...