Twenty years ago, the world premiere of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” took place. Today, it is rumored that Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and other Harry Potter icons have been asked to make a one-off show at Warner Bros.’s London studio tour. It doesn’t make sense that asking this question taught us to reunite “friends”, among other things: we like to stay in the past. But is this really as innocent as it seems? Trend Watcher Tom Palmertz: “There’s a lot of danger in thinking that everything was really better in the past.”
David Differendt
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Professor Barabbas’ time capsule on Suske & Wiske albums appears to have been activated in real life. As a society, we are all ready to put ourselves back in the past. Mid-century style has had the upper hand in design for several years now and the classic is more popular than ever. Fashion is as good as it gets, with the massive popularity of second-hand shops and store shelves crowded with clothes hinting at its former glory days.
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