April 15, 2026·Edition 20
Would you eat your purse?
Internet Microdoses
Live Nation and Ticketmaster are officially a monopoly after a jury found them liable for breaking antitrust laws. The jury found fans were overcharged on every single ticket with dubious moves like “convenience fees.” For a generation priced out of live music, the ruling is a sigh of relief.

Allbirds fully pivots to AI, ditching its wool sneaker business to rent out GPUs and cloud compute for AI companies instead. The move might seem random, but it’s already paid off with a 600% stock surge. The shoes really were that bad.
Issey Miyake turned waste paper into furniture at Milan Design Week, pressing and marbling discarded sheets into rigid, stone-like surfaces. The studio’s decades-long commitment to sustainable materials is now committed to the page itself.
FKA twigs and Dev Hynes head to the Vatican for a major installation at the 2026 Venice Biennale. They’ll join Brian Eno, Patti Smith, and many others at the event, which kicks off next month. We always knew experimental music was a blessing. The Pope just made it official.
Kodak just released new 65mm film stock. VERITA 200D was developed for Euphoria Season 3. The stock delivers high saturation, deep blacks, and a shorter dynamic range designed to recall golden-age color film. Euphoria is also the first TV production to shoot significant volumes of 65mm — a format typically used for the likes of Oppenheimer, not suburban California.





