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Accenture CEO: Fortune 500s Must Reinvent to Survive AI

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Fortune

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Julie Sweet, CEO of Accenture, emphasizes that Fortune 500 companies can survive and thrive in the AI era by embracing full reinvention, fostering humility and continuous learning, and making bold strategic shifts, including organizational restructuring and technological adoption. She highlights the importance of agility, transparency, and a proactive approach to AI and future technological developments like AGI, asserting that reinvention is essential for long-term success and relevance.

Gucci's Metaverse Debut: A Fashion Reset by Sabato De Sarno

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times

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Sabato De Sarno, the newly appointed designer for Gucci, presented his first collection titled "Ancora," which means "again" in Italian. The collection showcased a minimalistic and subdued aesthetic, featuring short lengths, dark wool overcoats, micro shorts, and a touch of color. The show hinted at a new direction for Gucci, moving away from the extravagant designs of previous creative directors Tom Ford and Alessandro Michele. The collection received mixed reviews, but it set the tone for a potential shift towards a more minimalistic approach for the brand.

Victoria's Secret Reinvents Its Fashion Show Experience with "The Tour" at New York Flagship

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times

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Victoria's Secret has returned with a reinvented fashion show in the form of a feature-length film titled "The Victoria's Secret World Tour." The show, which will stream on Amazon Prime on September 26, aims to showcase a new generation of creatives from Lagos, London, Bogotá, and Tokyo. The film combines fashion and musical segments with short documentaries about projects from diverse women artists. While the film's attempt to be all things to all women may result in a lack of coherence, the work of designers like Jenny Fax and artist Michaela Stark offers a compelling narrative of confronting old mores and prejudices, transforming underwear into a statement of liberation.

PJ Harvey's 'I Inside The Old Year Dying': A Masterful and Immersive Return

Originally Published 2 years ago — by NME

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PJ Harvey's new album, "I Inside The Old Year Dying," is a collection of twelve poems set to music, following the life of a young girl as she navigates her way through childhood and adolescence. Harvey's enunciation in dense, archaic Dorset dialect, along with field recordings of the surrounding countryside, creates an immersive and otherworldly experience. The album showcases Harvey's experimental live production techniques and features sparse instrumentation, with Harvey's voice as the centerpiece. The songs explore themes of time, death, and the search for meaning, while Harvey's reinvention and poetic approach make this album a captivating and rewarding listen.

The Weeknd rebrands as Abel Tesfaye.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by KPRC Click2Houston

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Canadian pop star The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, changed his name on social media to his birth name. The reason for the change is unclear, but in a recent interview, Tesfaye mentioned that he is preparing to reinvent himself as a musician. He kept his handles on Instagram and Twitter as The Weeknd and made no changes to his Facebook account.

Henry Winkler Opens Up About Post-'Happy Days' Struggles.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Southern California

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Henry Winkler, known for his role as Fonzie on "Happy Days," says life after the show was "debilitating" as he struggled to find work due to typecasting. However, the uncertainty led him to reinvent himself and form his own production company, which produced the hit series "MacGyver." Winkler now stars in the HBO series "Barry" and says he's ready for whatever comes next. He advises his younger self to worry less and enjoy life more, and admits he wishes he could trade places with Bruce Springsteen.

Henry Winkler's Struggle with Life After 'Happy Days'.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by TODAY

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Henry Winkler, known for his role as Fonzie on "Happy Days," says life after the show was "debilitating" as he struggled to find work due to typecasting. However, the uncertainty led him to reinvent himself and form his own production company, which produced the hit series "MacGyver." Winkler has gained a new legion of fans with his Emmy-winning role on "Barry" and says he's ready for whatever comes next. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity and advises his younger self to worry less and have more fun.

Navigating the Post-Trump News Anchor Landscape: Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon's Next Moves.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post

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The recent departures of Tucker Carlson from Fox News and Don Lemon from CNN may have dealt a blow to their TV careers, with history showing that it's difficult to regain prominence once lost. While some TV news personalities have managed to find new roles after losing their perches, the options are limited, and the industry favors the young. However, some have managed to reinvent themselves, such as Glenn Beck, who now hosts a widely syndicated radio program. Carlson may follow suit, while Lemon could be a good reclamation project for a network or broadcaster seeking a familiar face.