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Led by Leo Burnett UK, ‘McDelivery, You In?’ celebrates the universal craving for convenient fast food.

Aftersun, the debut feature from Edinburgh-born director Charlotte Wells, arrives in cinemas this weekend - and could just be the best British film…

Saving the world one robot at a time! This is just a commercial for Ikea, but its so much fun and the robot is so adorable, we cant help sharing it anyway. The 60-second ad spot is called " Change a Bit for Good" and it follows a robot around a futuristic world. He/she/it sees a banner for a movie about defender droids with the tagline "save the planet!" So it decides to become a hero and start cleaning up pollution to actually save our planet. The idea is meant to inspire individual action. ...

Advice includes how to reduce emissions by eating plant-based meat alternatives and repurposing furniture to grow veg.

Ikea "Change a bit for good" by Mother Ikea and a hapless robot are calling on consumers to help save the planet by taking small measures to make the house a more eco-responsible environment. Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

Little Black Book, Integrated campaign from Mother London and director Ninian Doff aims to inspire the UK to make small sustainable swaps to help protect our planet

Mix 107.9 by Hope Madden and George Wolf, MaddWolf.com Let’s be honest, no one saw much of anything movie-wise this year. The highest grossing cinematic releases made so little they would have been considered catastrophic bombs in any other year, and streaming numbers confirmed that we were having a hard time zeroing in on new releases. Still, there were some exceptional films that simply disappeared without even a hello. These are movies that broke new ground, broke our hearts, explored new ...

Adjusted Score: 77.47% Critics Consensus: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You may feel like little more than an amiable postscript to its predecessor, but fans of the original should still find this a swoonworthy sequel. Synopsis: Its a new year and Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo) are no longer pretending to be a... [More]

Babyteeth (iTunes, GooglePlay) An adaptation of screenwriter Rita Kalnejais’ 2012 stage play of the same name, feature debutant director Shannon Murphy crafted a brilliantly executed coming-of-age drama, a blackly comedic look at a family in crisis and one of the best contemporary tales from our mates across the Tasman since 2010’s Animal Kingdom. Delivering a raw, utterly convincing turn (she even apparently shaved her own head for the role) as a young woman trying to make the most of...