That's no surprise since it's essentially Facebook in hipper clothes.
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Are you seeing newer, hipper, more expensive restaurants opening up?
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The freshman class is hipper, over all, and more unpredictable.
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Plus, what could be hipper than taking a gondola to work?
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You will not feel smarter or hipper for having watched it.
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And as branding tie-ins go, it's definitely hipper than golf balls.
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While J. Crew flailed, consumers flocked to the smaller and hipper Madewell.
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But that would cost money, and providing hipper snacks is relatively cheap.
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I kept waiting for you to find somebody hipper or less grouchy.
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Kohl's and Nordstrom have reinvented themselves with fresh brands and hipper stores.
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The Scion, a four-star line, would be a hipper boutique option.
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Taurus was a little hipper, while the Gemini playlist felt slightly more nostalgic.
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While both are luxury stores, Barneys is considered the hipper cousin to Saks.
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Alas, the kids in this book seem hipper to death than Death himself is.
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Telemundo has shaken up the telenovela by making it hipper, edgier and more diverse.
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The one in "Blue Moon" is older, hipper, richer and hotter than previous incarnations.
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But they also aimed to minimize stuffiness, to better integrate into the hipper environs.
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The viral Internet had, in effect, created a hipper, edgier cousin to the stodgy Segway.
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The new figure is younger, hipper (cool beanie, Lego) and seemingly pretty happy with life.
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Post-racialism was a hipper variant of the longstanding conservative doctrine of racial color blindness.
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Although Ms. Peretti is hipper and droller, and Mr. Peretti is geekier, their wit binds them.
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The hipper Yuri's Night began in the U.S. in 2000, with raves and parties for scientists.
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Propaganda's younger, hipper cousin, information terrorism, is now the most important weapon of war on the planet.
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The show is at the Great Scott, a live music institution in the city's hipper Allston neighborhood.
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Aimed at a younger, hipper audience, the headphones always featured wacky graphics and a lower price point.
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It was not easy to find for those of us who lived in the hipper lakefront neighborhoods.
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There are other leather satchels from Pad & Quill that forgo the stitching for a cleaner, hipper look.
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These trendy dolls are the hipper, younger sister of toys of yesteryear, like Bratz and Polly Pocket.
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I know that there's a hipper or cooler reaction to have than the one I'm currently having.
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It was mid-July, and we were having lunch at one of Hollywood's hipper hotels, Mama Shelter.
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This annual festival provides a New York showcase for some of the circuit's hipper recent indie offerings.
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Mr. Heron, of Copper & Kings, is an innovator, aiming to reorient the category toward younger, hipper audiences.
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The minivan has lost momentum in recent years, however, as buyers have opted for hipper SUVs and crossovers.
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More and more younger users are reportedly migrating to technically hipper, I guess, platforms like Instagram and Snapchat.
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Even Jon Stewart made an appearance playing himself as the younger, hipper host preparing to take Larry's spot.
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"She's one of the younger, hipper people in my life," Ms. Cavalier, 32, said of Ms. Bristol, 27.
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The magazine was intended to directly take on Sports Illustrated with an appeal to a younger, hipper crowd.
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Some of these auteurish dramedies were watery or sour—hipper music and longer pauses don't make everything profound.
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To me, listening to Hüsker Dü and the Replacements was something that was hipper than listening to Bruce Springsteen.
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"The big question is ... how deep is the collapse in income," said Helmut Hipper of Union Investment, a shareholder.
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We didn't think it could ever get cuter, hipper, or tastier than that, but Compartés just proved us wrong.
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It's why he talks about killing and uses slang, which at the time was hipper than it is now.
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In the short time I've been here the area has become "hipper" and the condo developers have taken notice.
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It&aposs not as splashy as some hipper counterparts, but this luxury property delivers on a classic hotel experience.
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They were soon deemed square by younger, hipper readers, and they are still struggling to shake off that legacy.
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Well, Apple&aposs cooler, hipper younger sister is here to help with at least a few of those reasons.
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"Hawthorne's old school in a lot of ways, but it's becoming hipper," said Ms. Toledo, the Forest Hills transplant.
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Once upon a time it was Donna Karan New York, the younger, hipper, streetier sister of the Donna Karan collection.
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At $99.99, the new, hipper-looking Gear VR will likely keep Samsung ahead of the consumer VR pack for now.
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But that began to change with the museum's move to the Meatpacking District — a much younger, hipper neighborhood — last year.
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A beautiful wood-paneled restaurant in one of the hipper districts of Tokyo that serves innovative, exquisitely prepared seasonal food.
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Let's start with the basics: Consumers can make their Echo a hipper audio player by tweaking just a few settings.
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You were basically building — had built — what looked like a hipper version of whatever the Food Network's test kitchen was.
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Cons: The hotel's style is on the stuffy side and might not appeal to those looking for a hipper scene.
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Discovery's Perrette called NBC "the gold standard" for Olympics production, but said Eurosport is aiming for a "younger hipper vibe".
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Saturday Light Live, born in 1975 and still chugging along, was merely a hipper, late-night version of the variety show.
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And they probably contribute to flyers' sense that certain airlines, like Virgin America, are hipper and friendlier than their stodgier competitors.
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Joseph Szala, a restaurant branding expert for Vigor marketing, has helped restaurants overhaul their look to appeal to younger, hipper audiences.
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Before its market debut, Snap had been lauded as being hipper and more innovative than Facebook and other social media companies.
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Book the Beverly Hilton starting at $287 per nightThe Beverly Hilton is not one of the newer, hipper hotels in town.
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While the area has seen new, hipper spots opening their doors, this remains the primary excuse to head down Sherbrooke Street.
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He spreads hatred and bigotry under the guise of hipper-than-thou trolling: Obviously he's posting that swastika ironically, he'll tell you.
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These have been joined by even newer and hipper co-working spaces, including RVCC, which stands for the Reserve Vault City Club.
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In this case, it wants to better target a younger and hipper clientele that might not have previously shopped with Walmart before.
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"A sustainable turnaround for European banks is not yet in sight," Helmut Hipper, portfolio manager at Union Investment told CNBC via email.
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Heads Up Long a playground for Hollywood stars of a certain age, Lake Como is trying to attract a younger, hipper crowd.
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We are fish out of water anyway, as evidenced by a text Emily sends to a much hipper friend back in Austin.
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The best wine lists in New York may have only a handful of Alsatian bottles, and the hipper lists none at all.
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Now it's moving to a hipper neighborhood on the edge of the meatpacking district, in the expansive space that housed Colicchio & Sons.
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ON JULY 0.53TH, outside Brooklyn's hipper-than-thou Smorgasburg street-food market, a dozen hungry visitors stand idle amid the barbecue fumes.
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But even the Yards's younger, hipper counterpart was bankrolled by the same corporate player: Shed board member and real estate developer Stephen Ross.
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So, strategically, Westbrook often collaborates with hipper, younger gay men and nonbinary queer people on her channel, including Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson.
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Roscoe and I had an extremely busy day planned, as a hip young woman and even hipper young cat are wont to have.
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Diageo has been restructuring in recent years to improve performance and streamline its portfolio, while trying to bulk up on newer, hipper brands.
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Today, on-site tasting is one of San Antonio's principal draws, increasingly so as the neighborhood continues to attract a younger, hipper crowd.
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Visually, his Dorothy is still dowdy — "Faye Dunaway as a gym coach," a character says — but seems younger and hipper than Mr. Hoffman's.
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"It's evolved significantly and gotten younger and hipper, for sure," Chris Anderson said of the Coachella Valley drinking scene in our email interview.
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She was hired to head up its global digital and social media efforts — to recharge the Gap brand to appeal to younger, hipper customers.
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The hipper vibe and smaller scale of these cantinas highlight another point, that the chain "isn't afraid to try new things," according to Grams.
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So, to whatever extent Eilish's parents are "stage" parents, they were never stern taskmasters in the Joe Jackson mold, but something hipper and hippieish.
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To the uninitiated, OneNote is a multi-faceted digital notebook, Outlook is a robust mail app, and Sway is PowerPoint's younger and hipper cousin.
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This seems to have the effect of making the electorate slightly younger, hipper, and better informed, with a more progressive sense of player value.
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Influencer marketing is the "in" thing right now that all the hip brands are using to stay relevant with their even hipper young audiences.
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It was the third straight quarter of positive results, indicating that the company has begun to compete more effectively against hipper, faster-growing rivals.
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Well what if those musty-ass News Feed posts were crammed into Stories, the hipper, Snapchat-like video thing Facebook added to all its platforms.
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In an effort to appeal to a younger, hipper generation of men, Tiffany reached out to the chefs to help sell some very pricey watches.
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Millennials, some of which are hipper than thou about their food choices, are flocking to Red Lobster, according to a survey by Nation's Restaurant News.
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But it's Frieze London that generates more excitement, for its commanding vision of the state of contemporary art, its larger crowds and its hipper VIPs.
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Earlier this week, KFC debuted the Virtual Influencer Colonel, a younger, hipper colonel that's apparently entirely computer-generated and meant to mock real, human influencers.
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The British brand Globe-Trotter, which made luggage for Queen Elizabeth's honeymoon in 1947, has also shifted its approach to entice a younger, hipper customer.
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"Klansmen showed up at Charlottesville and tried to glom on to the hipper part of the movement," Heidi Beirich, director of the SPLC's Intelligence Project, said.
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The fully re-designed store is set to open in 2021 as part of the jeweler's focus on attracting younger, hipper customers to its engagement rings.
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Even hipper boutique hotels — like the Jupiter Hotel, which specifically targets marijuana smokers with a "420" package — prohibit the actual use of cannabis on their property.
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"Un real " has won a Critics' Choice Award and a Peabody Award, and Lifetime is thrilled to have an acclaimed show that attracts a hipper audience.
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But as young users abandon the platform for the hipper Instagram and the site's reputation keeps taking a hit, one key feature has remained absolutely vital: events.
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We've chronicled the fall of Big Mayo at the hands of millennials who developed tastes for sriracha, salsa, wasabi and anything else they regard as hipper condiments.
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All around him, he saw an influx of unfamiliar alien species like Wookiees and Narns as Star Trek conventions broadened their appeal to include younger, hipper fandoms.
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Lately, Toews has focussed her schputting on the city of Toronto, and her neighborhood in particular—too aloof, with its pet spas and hipper-than-thou boutiques.
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If you're looking for something slightly younger and hipper (and cheaper), check out Teatro Eskandria, a small, arty cafe and event space tucked behind the Roman ruins.
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It has also moved to update its products with younger, hipper names by buying start-ups like Dollar Shave Club and the cleaning products maker Seventh Generation.
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Instagram: Facebook's hipper, image-focused social network is adding a way to buy products directly through "creators," which include the verified brands and famous people on the platform.
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Some are a little more crossover in the martial arts scene or use brighter colors to appear a bit hipper and not as fixated on camouflage type of colors.
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Soon he's face-to-face with Josh and Maven, the Argus' managing editor and publisher, who are in their mid-thirties but look hipper and more exhausted than that.
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Warby Parker opened its website eight years ago and quickly became one of the inspirations for a generation of e-commerce brands aiming at a younger, hipper customer base.
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According to reviewers who were hipper, more experienced and less cynical than I, the Pixel was superior to the iPhone — a stance that amounts to sacrilege in certain circles.
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Just in time for International Women's Day last Sunday, Agent Provocateur, the British lingerie company founded as a kind of hipper, kinkier Victoria's Secret, released a new ad campaign.
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Alessandro Sartori was also named the group's artistic director in 2016 as it sought to unify its more classic and hipper lines under a single, more fashion-forward aesthetic.
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She — tentatively — broke out of that mold with the hipper collaborations for her follow-up album, My Everything, especially the lead hit "Problem," featuring Iggy Azalea during her brief heyday.
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One analyst, Ben Kim, who is younger, wears an Arc'teryx brand vest, made of a thin performance fabric, which is hipper and more youthful than a stodgy fleece or puffer.
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Diageo has been restructuring in recent years to improve performance and streamline its portfolio by selling non-core businesses and underperforming labels, while trying to bulk up on newer, hipper brands.
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It's not as splashy as some hipper counterparts, but this luxury property delivers on a classic hotel experience you can count on to be elegant, well-styled, and more than comfortable.
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That may have been a good idea when downtowns were seen as scary by tourists, but during an era when high-rise lofts are common and bars are hipper than ever?
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But only in The Feral Detective is there a ritualized hand-to-hand combat to the death in a desert arena, followed by a dinner party at a hipper-than-thou resort.
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Helmut Hipper, a fund manager at Deutsche Bank shareholder Union Investment, questioned the logic of a tie-up with Commerzbank, given Deutsche's plans to spin off a retail bank it owns, Postbank.
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In his neighborhood south of Atlanta, demand and prices for large ranch houses like his ave declined over the last decade, as more young professionals move to smaller abodes in hipper areas.
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FoST Summit, a TED-type conference for a hipper, new-media crowd, whisks about 500 "thought leaders" from industries including technology, advertising, music and media on a private ferry to Staten Island.
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Aside from J. Crew, Mr. Brett will also be responsible for J. Crew's hipper sibling brand, Madewell, which was created by Mr. Drexler and is the bright spot in the group's portfolio.
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Yet, as late night simultaneously underwent its own demographic shift, a roster of hosts who skewed increasingly younger took to the suit with relish, dressing like fitter, hipper versions of their dads.
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Such is the enduring power of mala that it has, of late, been transubstantiated from its renowned liquid form—hot pot, a bubbly soup—to its newer, hipper cousin, the dry pot.
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Turning from his longtime collaborator Loewe to the younger, hipper composer John Barry — the man who gave us the James Bond theme — Lerner adapted Vladimir Nabokov's classic novel "Lolita" into a musical.
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Walmart has been trying to position Jet as the hipper alternative to its own cheap, mass-market brand with a stable of trendy names like Bonobos and Modcloth available exclusively on the site.
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Like Ello, for example, which was poised to offer a hipper, less corporate, and kind of weird online social experience for Generation Y. Ello tried to humanize the experience of maintaining friendships digitally.
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It'll be a good time to buy up a two year old model, as the hipper Apple world watches boggle-eyed to learn why they should drop $1,200 on a new iPhone-whatever.
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DC was stuffier; Marvel looser, ostensibly hipper and finally more in tune with the young adult audience than DC. A lot of this history has been covered elsewhere, as the book's bibliography indicates.
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The service has also reportedly been in talks with other media companies about approaching the 30 and older demographic, after discovering teens were fleeing Facebook in favor of its younger, hipper sister platform Instagram.
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The announcement put the spotlight on Kraft's stagnating growth and the changing tastes of consumers, who have been shunning older, established brands for newer hipper products, cheaper private label brands and non-processed food.
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The move put the spotlight on Kraft's slowing growth and the changing tastes of consumers, who have been shunning older, established brands for newer hipper products, cheaper private label brands and non-processed food.
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Kristen Bell skipped the cosplay and opted for a hipper look at Comic-Con ... geek out on her hot shots and see if you can spot the differences between these two almost identical images.
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Hipper than thou, "the style is being adopted by people who want to be read as having cultural capital," said Rebecca Arnold, a fashion historian and lecturer at Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
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After two revisionist takes on Sherlock Holmes, the director Guy Ritchie aims to show off the hipper side of King Arthur, a character whose last major reboot was in a 2004 Antoine Fuqua film.
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Gennette's reinventing Macy's as a cooler, hipper department store that looks a lot neater, ... with a flagship store in Herald Square that I think is bound to get a boost from the weaker dollar.
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Often when an established company like Edgewell acquires a younger, hipper company like Harry's, the existing brand absorbs the new one, or they run separately but share distribution mechanisms and other economies of scale.
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"The decline is a clear indication that the new generation of white supremacists is rejecting the Klan's hoods and robes for the hipper image of the more loosely organized alt-right movement," Beirich said.
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" In places, Watts's book reads almost like "The Wise Men," Walter Isaacson and Evan Thomas's portrait of the Cold War establishment, only the Kennedy men are a hipper early 1960s version — "The Cool Guys.
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Though he's been snubbed so far by the SAG and the Golden Globes, Sandler may find a last-minute fan base in the younger, hipper members the academy has added to its recent rolls.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli lawmaker had gone on the radio to promote a new single by his daughter, a singer, and to show a more liberal and hipper face of his party, the ultra-Orthodox Shas.
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But over the past few years, thanks partly to a growing interest in plant-based cooking and an awareness of the impacts of our dietary choices on the planet, beans have become hipper than ever.
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Really, this should have been obvious from the way that, in the weeks before the Super Bowl, the NFL kept announcing newer, hipper acts that would "also" perform with Coldplay, including Beyoncé and Bruno Mars.
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The younger and hipper group ostracize Brent from the get-go, forcing him to travel in his own car rather than the well-equipped tour bus he paid for, and dodging his multiple attempts to socialize.
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It's not chaotic like any of Girl Talk's hyperactive mashups, or trying to be hipper than the sum of its parts like Danger Mouse's 133 Beatles-meets-Jay-Z copyright law-challenging opus The Grey Album.
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The importance of photography is evident in paintings like "Béatrice et Juliette n°33" (23), which looks like a hipper (and bluer) version of a Gerhard Richter canvas, with its right panel smeared into indistinguishable blurriness.
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At the 2016 CMA awards, the FGL resentment became palpable when Brothers Osborne, an excellent young duo who cut their teeth in East Nashville's hipper venues, upset Florida Georgia Line to win Vocal Duo of the Year.
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The focus on the under-30 set looks like the all-out attack Facebook has launched against Snapchat over the past year, by putting its best engineers to work aping the fun features of its younger, hipper rival.
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Here are a few things to know about Snap's relationship with Silicon Valley: Los Angeles-based Snap has always wanted to appear hipper than the Bay Area's stereotypically geeky startups, so it's actively distanced itself from Valley giants.
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Now Hingston, a writer at Philadelphia Magazine, has uncovered a hidden dark side to the subject of sandwich spreads — her younger relatives are eschewing family tradition in favor of what they regard as hipper condiments, she recently wrote.
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For Fox News hosts to laugh and celebrate him simply because he hung out at a factory in hipper clothes shows how just good North Korea propaganda really is — or, perhaps, just how bad Fox News can be.
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While Outlook Express has long languished in the shadow of its hipper Outlook cousin, MS Paint has seen infrequent updates that at least allow it to look like it belongs on a 2017 computer instead of one from 1985.
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Resy fits in with Amex's larger goal of providing services to cardholders that can help connect them to unique experiences, as its platform can be used to acquire reservations even at newer, hipper and hard to get into restaurants.
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The company, which makes the iconic "Tiffany Setting" diamond engagement ring, has been struggling to get back in the good books of wealthy American consumers, and woo hard-to-please millennials who are taking their business to cheaper and hipper shops.
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Its latest effort also happens to be the retailers' first foray into live programming: an interactive daily show dedicated to all things style and beauty — and, most importantly, immediate shopping — that's sort of like a younger, hipper QVC or HSN.
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He has produced songs with a wide range of performers since, including Frank Ocean, Solange Knowles, Carly Rae Jepsen and the sisterly trio Haim, making him a sort of consigliere to the slightly hipper edge of the pop music scene.
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With the Bloomberg meme, though, the criticism is different — the issue isn't about FuckJerry or other marketing accounts exploiting other people's unpaid labor, but around a politician who's viewed as trying to exploit the democratic process by purchasing a hipper image.
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KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD After two revisionist takes on Sherlock Holmes, the director Guy Ritchie aims to show off the hipper side of King Arthur, a character whose last major reboot was in a 2004 Antoine Fuqua film.
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More significantly, the show began to explore the implications of Pete's maleness and whiteness in the current cultural climate — perhaps not with great depth, but with a nuance and a resistance to tidy lessons that some hipper productions could emulate.
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When Mary Frances' distant cousin Phillip, "a slow-food, locavoring, hipper-than-Alice-Waters pioneer," arrives at the orchard after college and has the temerity to care about the place, she sees him as an interloper, proving she's a Sherwood in the making.
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Places such as Freemans and Blind Barber (which has three locations in New York City and one in Los Angeles) subscribe to the long-standing principles of barbershops (they're quick, affordable, and entrenched in their neighborhoods), but cater to a younger, "hipper" crowd.
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I stopped into Bunker, a store with a slightly hipper-than-thou vibe to take advantage of a 50 percent-off sale on new jeans (I picked up a pair for $23) and then headed across the street to Mills Record Company.
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Who stays here: Business travelers looking for something hipper than the big box hotels; young at heart, trendy travelers looking for a hot spot to chill beyond the walls of their hotel room; locals enjoying the restaurant scene; party-goers and wedding guests.
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" The teen's style is a little different than Nicole's "hipper" look though: "I like to wear basic items, but I try to pick myself apart from people by adding in certain things like a cool jacket or some cute boots or a cool hairstyle.
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Along with subtle nods to the current obsession with athletic dressing (crystal-strewn tank tops and elaborately beaded baseball jackets), which has apparently filtered up to the most rarified strata of the fashion world, they seemed like a bid for a younger, hipper audience. Why?
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Ever since the 2889 Summer Olympics focused global attention here, this thriving center of tourism, culture and business — often viewed as a hipper, more easygoing cousin to Madrid, the Spanish capital — has seen its popularity soar along with congestion on its streets and sidewalks.
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But among the newer, hipper restaurants on Eater's lists in those four major U.S. cities, like Frenchette in New York and Dama in Los Angeles, Resy is eating into OpenTable's potential customer base, garnering 21 percent market share — half of OpenTable's 42 percent share.
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Whispers about the need for design change at the brand began in 2015, when Tom Mora, head of women's design, was fired and Mr. Sikhounmuong was moved up from his design role at Madewell, the hipper, younger (and growing) brand under the J. Crew umbrella.
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There were dozens of proposed innovations — hipper labels for Yoplait Greek, yogurts that tasted like exotic beers or jalapeño peppers, recipes that made tongues tingle or supposedly whitened teeth — but whenever these concepts were tested, there was never enough data to push them forward.
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But having now crossed into his 50s, the creator of signature angry-young-Latino works of the 1990s like "Mambo Mouth" and "Freak" has accepted the role of a middle-aged father of two teenagers who are far hipper and savvier than their old man.
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Donatella Versace has found her new Anthony Vaccarello — which is to say, her new designer for Versus Versace, the younger, hipper Versace sibling line that has been without a creative director since Mr. Vaccarello resigned to take the top job at Yves Saint Laurent this year.
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This new series looks like a similar story, only a much hipper, more hard-edge version, with Kaya Scodelario starring as an Olympic-level talent who abruptly exits the competition track after a head injury, but makes a comeback alongside a bad-boy pairs skater (Evan Roderick).
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SAN JOSE, California — Scarred by a seemingly endless parade of scandals and troubled by an ongoing decline in usage among teens and millennials, Facebook's leadership seems to be trying to recreate its flatlining social network on Instagram, its younger, hipper, money-making, and still relatively scandal-free arm.
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The grouchy old white guys at the Hollywood trade papers were the biggest boo-birds — hardly a surprise there — but a poll of hipper, more representative, culturally savvy critics augured well for the July 15 release: Ghostbusters is not without its problems, but it's fun, funny, and worth your time.
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And if this recent wave of copycat culture is anything to go by, the bootleg trend is here to stay — especially if creative directors continue to be flattered by the idea of younger, hipper brands echoing their identity, enabling them to be exposed to an otherwise difficult market to target.
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Tefaf New York Spring, scheduled for May 4 to May 9, 2017, will coincide with the marquee auctions of modern and contemporary art at Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips, and will also complement — and have to compete with — the hipper Frieze New York fair, which features the cream of the world's contemporary art dealers.
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Compared by one critic to "benevolent aliens — perplexed, faintly anxious and deliriously fond of making both music and a mess," Blue Man Group came to be regarded as a must-see for tourists and a symbol of New York, perhaps not quite on the order of the Circle Line or the Rockettes, but a bit hipper.
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Much has been written over the past half century about how Bonnie and Clyde revolutionized Hollywood (start with former EW editor Mark Harris' 21967 book, Pictures at a Revolution): How it ushered in a revolutionary new sensibility when it came to subjects that were once considered taboo; how it spoke to a hipper, younger audience that had been largely ignored by the calcified, geriatric suits calling the shots up til then; how it was a game-changer that showed the way for an up-and-coming generation of New Hollywood directors more interested in anti-heroes than traditional heroes.
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