Matt Alldian

The Film Foundation, Martin Scorsese's non-profit organization, has created a free film curriculum titled "Portraits of America: Democracy on Film", which includes 38 movies exploring American democracy. via Open Culture

Download and understand the data Facebook keeps on you, from profile information to ad categories, with this guide from WIRED. via WIRED

Heineken pulled an ad for its light beer after the tagline, “Sometimes, lighter is better,” was perceived as racist.

via Fast Company.

Adweek reporters test out Nielsen's eye-tracking technology at SXSW to learn more about consumer engagement. via @Adweek

This article recommends the book "The Wizard and the Prophet" by Charles Mann, which explores contrasting views on addressing challenges related to population growth. via kottke.org

The author of this post details the personal information they found after downloading their Facebook data and explores potential privacy concerns. via The source of this content is the HubSpot Blog.

This article explores how brands can leverage psychology to improve their marketing techniques and resonate with consumers. via Adweek.

This article examines how direct-to-consumer brands are changing the marketing landscape by building direct relationships with customers and prioritizing digital engagement. via Adweek

Bon Appétit offers 97 recipes for big-batch cooking that are perfect for meal prepping. via Bon Appétit

This blog post examines the cinematic influences, like "A Room With a View" and "Maurice," on the film "Call Me By Your Name." via kottke.org

Eater Boston shared a piece about Dumpling Kitchen, a new restaurant in Somerville's Spring Hill neighborhood serving up soup dumplings and other Chinese-American dishes.