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Balenciaga Designer's Apology Slammed After Scandal—'Clearly a PR Piece' - Vimarsana News

Balenciaga Designer's Apology Slammed After Scandal—'Clearly a PR Piece'

The artistic director known as Demna was behind a controversial ad campaign that included inappropriate pictures of children.

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Endless scrolling through social media can literally make you sick

Once mainly a scourge of VR headsets, cybersickness seems to be on the rise as the pandemic pushes our bodies to their digital limits.

Laid-Off Restaurant Workers Are Using Instagram Shops to Sell Antiques - Vimarsana News

Laid-Off Restaurant Workers Are Using Instagram Shops to Sell Antiques

In March 2020, Jillian Tuttle lost her job as the manager of a New York City cocktail lounge. “I felt absolutely useless,” she says. She was far from alone. Between February and November last year, the hospitality industry lost 2.1 million restaurant jobs. The bartender who poured you a free shot, the wine expert who guided you to an undiscovered bottle, and the barista who made your favorite cortado faced an uncertain future. “Unfortunately, a lot of who we are is defined by what we do,” says Tuttle. “It was difficult for me to find my worth outside of my career at first.” But a...

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Interior designers imagine satellite offices post-pandemic - Vimarsana News

Interior designers imagine satellite offices post-pandemic

Clive Wilkinson Architects This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Interior designers and architects Clive Wilkinson and Robert Mankin, who've worked with companies like Google and Microsoft, outlined their plans for 'satellite offices.' Their goal is to create spaces that can be used not every day of the week but occasionally for workers to collaborate. Heads-down work, meanwhile, will remain a remote activity — satellite offices will be about community and innovat...