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Jordan Boeder2021/12/221 min read

Keep the Classics, Ya Filthy Animals

While your belief in Santa Claus may wane over time, your love for The Santa Clause and other Christmas classics will surely never die (except Die Hard, ironically). But which ...
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Jordan Boeder2021/12/08< 1 min read

TrendSegments: Americans Say Yippie-Kay-Nay

Every Christmas, the same old questions arise. Is Santa real? Will Dad come home this year? Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Worry no longer because we have the answer to the most ...
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Jordan Boeder2021/11/18< 1 min read

TrendSegments: How Much Quid to Play Some Squid...Games

Do you wanna play a game? How about a squid game? Among the 65% of Americans who have watched the hit Netflix series Squid Game, a third said they would partake in such an event. ...
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Jordan Boeder2021/11/03< 1 min read

TrendSegments: The Rise of the Reboots

What’s the greatest gift of the holiday season? Sorry, Tiny Tim, it’s not the Christmas spirit. The best presents are the action-packed, rock-em sock-em blockbusters!
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Cory Manento2021/07/081 min read

Don’t Feel Bad, Music Peaked in High School, Too

What’s the best era of music? Do people prefer to moonwalk or would they rather be Walking on the Sun? (We would like to issue a formal apology for referencing MJ and Smash Mouth ...
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Brendon Ellis2021/06/181 min read

We All Scream for Streaming

Video streaming might feel familiar and practiced. But in the not-so-distant past, we drove to Blockbuster to rent flimsy plastic boxes with even flimsier film inside. And while ...
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Nina Sabarre2020/04/24< 1 min read

Yes, Netflix, We're Still Watching

Remember your New Year’s Resolution from 1999 to start growing your own heirloom tomatoes? Read one book a month? Read one book a month in a new language? Well, lockdown is the ...
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Kyle Block2020/04/241 min read

Zoomed Out

Yes, most of us are shuttered in. But we’re still making decisions on how to spend our time and — conveniently — Gradient’s preferred quarantine activity is modeling how people ...
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