The Lowe's JumpStart

The Lowe's JumpStart has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in June 2021. Resources starcomjumpstart has populated their site with include: • Amazon could be hiding Anywhere • Gen Zers are taking over college cities — after they graduate • How BeReal missed its moment • Degrees of separation: As college enrollment drops, trade school sign-ups rise - The Hustle • Enjoy the Powerfully Peaceful ARIYA | Nissan USA • How Nissan sought out Lofi Girl listeners and built a following of its own • Levi’s plans to use AI clothing models to “increase diversity” • Levi's announced they'd use AI-generated models to 'increase diversity.' Black models say it's a step backward and they should book real people instead. • www.fastcompany.com • Nutter Butter Won Over Gen Z With Absurdist Social Strategy • Domino’s now lets you order pizza via Apple CarPlay • TikTok’s Owner Pushes a New App, While Under Washington’s Glare • TikTok sister app Lemon8 looks to creators to help it grow to the next level • ‘Hot Ones’ Was a Slow Burn All Along • Oscars Draw 18.8 Million Viewers, Up 13% From Last Year • Was this the 'Year of the Comeback' at the Oscars? • Hard Mtn Dew hosts ‘Definitely Over 21’ bash at retirement community • Claire’s Opens First European Flagship In Paris, Designed With Nicola Formichetti • Spotify unveils a new design that looks just like your FYP • Meta gives up on NFTs for Facebook and Instagram • Snapchat launches an AI chatbot powered by OpenAI's GPT technology • Microsoft’s Phone Link app now lets you use iMessage from your PC • How Starbucks is using Twitch to find new consumers • Millions of millennials could soon enter a midlife crisis. But they're going to spend and divorce less — and value experiences more — than prior generations. • Keep your AI claims in check • Spotify Debuts a New AI DJ, Right in Your Pocket — Spotify • New 'bold glamour' TikTok filter blasted as 'psychological warfare and pure evil' • 'This Is a Problem': A New Hyper-Realistic TikTok Beauty Filter Is Freaking People Out • Complete results, 1 through 51, from USA TODAY Ad Meter's Super Bowl commercials • ‘Safe, lazy, boring’: How Super Bowl LVII ads mostly fumbled • The Most-Loved Ads of Super Bowl LVII: T-Mobile and Doritos • Gallery: Watch All of the Super Bowl 57 Ads • Starting Over With a Divorce Registry • Micromobility could see growth in 2023, industry experts say • Welcome to the Shoppy Shop • The Crowded, Childish Joys of Cluttercore • On Marie Kondo and the Life-Changing Magic of Giving Up • ASMR: what we know so far about this unique brain phenomenon – and what we don't • Robert Kraft tells CNN he wants Tom Brady to sign a one-day contract and retire as a New England Patriot | CNN • A first generation iPhone going up for auction hopes to fetch $50,000 | CNN Business • Appliance makers sad that 50% of customers won’t connect smart appliances • Pickup trucks have gotten bigger, higher-tech • Molson Coors and DraftKings turn Super Bowl ad into betting opportunity • FanDuel bets big on Gronk in first Super Bowl spot • fastcompany.com • Communal home-buying unlocks Gen Z and Millennial ownership • Saks Fifth Avenue proposes casino at NYC flagship, as competition for gaming licenses in the city heats up • Fashion trends 2023: What's worth adding to your wardrobe this year, according to experts • Why Escapism Will Be the Defining Design Trend of 2023 • Is social media dead? • Streaming comes for embattled award shows • Improve Human Connection in Video Conferences with NVIDIA Maxine Eye Contact – NVIDIA Technical Blog • Dandy's new weed-killing lawn robot will save your back • Here's a roundup of the top AI-powered products we saw at CES 2023 • LG's transparent OLED TV wows at CES 2023 • Matter, standardized application layer foundation for connected things • CES 2023: Intuitive tech • CES 2023: Samsung Stresses Sustainability, Smarter Home, Security - TWICE • Samsung Takes Sustainable Living to the Next Level at CES 2023 • Tiffany dresses the Louvre with a creative advertising optical illusion • ‘Scrappy Foods’ Are Becoming the Most Delicious Way to Fight Food Waste • The rise of the ‘kidult’ - The Hustle • Elon Musk reinstates suspended journalists on Twitter after backlash • Substack targets Twitter with launch of discussions feature, Substack Chat • Martha Stewart uses Tito’s vodka around the house for ‘DIY January’ • Is modern life ruining our powers of concentration? • TikTok is shrinking songs • Attention Required! | Cloudflare • ChatGPT: Optimizing Language Models for Dialogue • AI art apps are cluttering the App Store's Top Charts following Lensa AI's success • Articles of Interest • Instagram has become a 'business card' and essential messaging platform for creators. It could be Meta's secret weapon. • Nearly half of Americans age 18 to 29 are living with their parents • The “Oscar Movie” is Dying — World of Reel • Why Coca-Cola is launching a holiday movie series on Amazon Prime Video—and how branded TV content is evolving • Black Friday 2022 e-commerce reaches record $9.12B, Thanksgiving $5.3B; BNPL and mobile are big hits • Post, the latest Twitter alternative, is betting big on micropayments for news • DraftKings’ billion-dollar bet that it can change why you care about sports • Hyundai launches home charging ecosystem as part of EV push • Everybody promised to disrupt the smartphone — and the smartphone outlasted them all • Trend Hunter - Parenting Apps • Marvel Has Found an Answer to So-Called “Fatigue” • Peloton's Cody Rigsby puts celebs 'in the hot seat' on his new series • Brunch: A brief history • What happens when you let artificial intelligence decide what's for dinner | CBC Radio • The firm that bought my car for more than I paid new has lost 98 percent of its value • YouTube mega-star MrBeast plots rapid expansion in merch, food and consumer goods • It’s 2022, and Animal Shelters Are Filling Up Again • Pharrell Williams launches a digital auction house for A-listers and collectors • Why brand experiences need to hit us in the feels • Uber is speeding toward a $1 billion ad business • NFL Films looking to expand its content output • Ballmer’s ClipperVision to Stream Six Game Feeds in NBA First • Amazon will let you buy things with Venmo • It's Lonely in the Metaverse: DappRadar Data Suggests Decentraland Has 38 ‘Daily Active’ Users in $1.3B Ecosystem • How Reddit is scaling NFT adoption • Weirdly, Taylor Swift Is Extremely Close to Creating a True Metaverse • Twitch is testing 'elevated chats' that let you pay to highlight a message • Uber Eats Encourages Customers to Ditch Hustle Culture • Getting To Know Secondhand Buyers - Preloved Data Stats - GWI • Netflix to Open “Immersive” Shopping Experience at The Grove • The GIF Is on Its Deathbed • Who owns what in Big Media today • How platforms turn boring • Death Cab for Cutie's Geotagged Single Is a Trip Down Memory Lane • How Booking.com Breaks Down Barriers for LGBTQ+ Travelers • Walmart aims to shift Gen Z perceptions with expansive Roblox play • Why Samsung and ‘The Tonight Show' made a Fortnite game • Backed by Accel, Minoan Experience is creating a new category of e-commerce called ‘native retail’ • Disney+ releases its first AR-enabled short film, ‘Remembering,’ starring Brie Larson • Bob Chapek Details Disney’s Next Big Move, The 100th Anniversary, ESPN & Hulu’s Futures, & Bringing “Everything Together” • FLAVRS TAKES ON TIKTOK WITH COOKING VIDEOS, SHOPPING APP • Roblox is ready to grow up / And it’s bringing digital billboards and age guidelines to do it • New York Times brings ads to The Athletic • How Wikipedia’s ‘Deaditors’ Sprang Into Action on Queen Elizabeth II’s Page After Her Death • Twitter launches new feature Twitter Circle, which basically sounds like a text-message chain • Coming to a theater near you: $3 movie tickets for one day • Gen Zers and Millennials Are United in Excitement Over the Return of MoviePass • Chipotle's lemonade-scented 'Water' Cup Candle, poking fun at customers sneaking free drinks, is sold out and reselling for up to $90 • The Twisted Life of Clippy • TikTok now offers a very basic text-to-image AI generator directly in the app • Walmart Reaches Video-Streaming Deal to Offer Paramount+ to Members • Walmart+ membership needs to do more than copy Amazon to succeed • ‘Social listening is so important’: Hulu adapts social strategy to follow fans’ interest • When you'll see the climate bill's impact • Netflix’s lawsuit against the ‘Bridgerton Musical’ could change online fandom • Nike debuts new store concept with Nike Style • Nobody likes self-checkout. Here’s why it’s everywhere • Gen Z is using TikTok and Instagram in place of Google • Pepsi is making big money on smaller portions • BMW starts selling heated seat subscriptions for $18 a month • Ikea’s new app deletes your living room furniture so you can buy even more • Consumers to Brands: Don’t Push Pride Products, Elevate LGBTQ+ Voices Instead • TikTok is reportedly giving up on its live shopping plans in the US and Europe • These influencers live trash-free in a garbage world • The best $79 I ever spent: Paint for my very own bedroom walls • VidCon - More Info • Fireside - More Info • Fireside, Comedy Star Adam Waheed and Leanne Perice, Founder of Made By All, Partner To Launch Next Generation Comedy Network Where Fans Get to Participate in the Writer’s Room • Here Are The 10 Wildest Things That Happened At VidCon 2022 • Kate Bush, “Running Up That Hill,” and the End of Music Charts As We Knew Them • Deal-Seeking Consumers Return to Grocery Stores as Coronavirus Concerns Ebb • Buick is rebranding as an electric-only automaker • The 6 Consumer Profiles Retailers That Take ESG Stances Need to Keep in Mind • Starbucks Takes To The Metaverse For Next-Gen Loyalty Program • Why Brands Are Looking to the Stars to Connect With Consumers • Reebok launches accessible sneaker collection • Edgewell Unveils New Skin Care Brand • Wall Street Hits the Croisette: Why Private Equity Investors Are Bullish on Indie Film • Music festivals are a UX nightmare. Here’s how Snap and Live Nation are fixing them • ‘This can’t be real’: Grubhub promotion turns New York City restaurants into a ‘war zone’ • Why Are American Chips So Boring? • Go beyond the search box: Introducing multisearch • Netflix’s Advertising Dilemma: Will Partners Get Any More Transparency? • What is the 'coastal grandmother' trend? Stylists break it down • New Meta Brick-and-Mortar Store Offers Shoppers Intro to the Metaverse • Pivoting to “real beauty” gets complicated fast • People are getting travel ideas from social media — often with hilarious results • American At Home Concept Home • ‘Unofficial Bridgerton Musical’ Becomes First Grammy-Winning Album to Originate on TikTok • BeReal is Gen Z's New Favorite App • The Financial Times launches “FT Edit”, a new digital edition • The Case for "Is It Cake?", Netflix's New Game Show • Internet communities are battling over pixels • YouTube offers new shopping option during Coachella livestream • The Majority of Americans Have Heard of Only Two of the Oscars’ 10 Best Picture Nominees • Paramount Plus says Halo is its most-watched premiere ever • Meghan confronts stereotypes that ‘hold women back’ in new Spotify podcast she’ll host • Netflix Increases Shonda Rhimes $100 Million Deal For A Bigger Stake In Culture • Adidas announces new network that will allow more than 50,000 student-athletes to be paid ambassadors • McDonald's brings back Szechuan Sauce as mobile app exclusive • Uber will feature NYC taxi cabs in its app under groundbreaking new deal • Meet the woman who builds the world’s most unique Airbnbs • New video game company aims to develop therapeutic games • Starbucks wants to become the gas station of the future for EVs • Target looks to massive solar panels in a California parking lot as a green model to power its stores • Macy’s is overhauling its website and retraining employees in a bid to be your personal stylist • Walgreens replaced some fridge doors with screens. And some shoppers absolutely hate it • Change in common household types in the U.S. • What did I just buy? I tried to use New York’s first NFT vending machine • Instagram shuts down IGTV app • TikTok wants longer videos • Dua Lipa is finally getting her Future Nostolgia tour – what’s more future nostalgic than that? • Airlines announcing new ways to pay for tickets as we anticipate a travel surge • Coinbase’s Super Bowl ad brought 20 million people to its site in a single minute • The Case for QR • Why aren't more of this year's Super Bowl ads shoppable? • Peloton's video game feature is here, and it's fun • Eli Manning on what's next for ESPN's ManningCast • Meet the creative turning a Swedish startup into the Supreme of insurance • Super Bowl tickets will come with souvenir NFTs from the NFL • Coachella will sell lifetime festival passes as NFTs • McDonald's is selling fan-made menu hacks? • The new personal website isn't really a website at all • Stew Fortier on Twitter: The origin story of The Comedy Cellar • Peak TV Update: Scripted Series Volume Hits All-Time High in 2021 • The Streaming Shows Are Coming From Inside the House • Microsoft to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion • Dawn is changing its dish soap bottle with a new lid • The return of Indie Sleaze style • Wordle founder Josh Wardle on going viral and what comes next • Car shortage could change car buying behavior forever • Bed Bath & Beyond's wedding registry business slips • Podcasters are letting software pick their ads - and it's going awry • How the rise of the celebrity instructor transformed our relationship with fitness • The Internet is tricking our brains • Coping with COVID-19 stress easier with a dose of humor • Niantic launches its "Meet You Out There" brand campaign • Wired Interview with Niantic CEO John Hanke • The story of the Bay Area man who still runs the first-ever Round Table Pizza • Did the pandemic change conspicuous consumption? • Pew Research: Where Americans find meaning in life has changed over the past four years • You can buy a piece of the Green Bay Packers for $300 • Rolling Stone profiles Bored Ape Yacht Club • Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky on how home is the future of travel • Live shopping comes to Pinterest • How the Day of the Dead became a commercial juggernaut • Nike lands metaverse trademarks • Netflix and Starbucks start a book club • Pockets for bits • Burger King rewards with crypto • Google introduces Pixel Pass • Comcast goes DTC with TVs • The Etsy House • General Mills interactive "homegating" experience • "Squid Game" is Netflix's biggest imported hit • Penn psychologists identify "the liking gap" • Clubhouse struggles to court creators and brands • Miller Lite forges rings for football fan friends • Sportsbooks bring in record numbers in NFL Week 1 • Inspired by F1's success, the PGA is creating a Netflix show • Facebook launches fantasy games • Hyundai and Vans design experiences in Roblox • TikTok overtakes YouTube • WSJ report on TikTok's algorithm • Reese's Puffs turns boxes into AR synthesizers • Loot is NFT improv • Salesforce enters the streaming wars • It should have been "Los Doyers" • Beyoncé and Jay-Z Meet a Blue Basquiat in Tiffany’s New Campaign • Jay-Z and Beyonce’s Basquiat controversy illustrates the complexity of Black wealth • Jif brings Ludacris out of retirement • Coffee, beer, and enlightenment • Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney • F*** You Pay Me Launches to Empower Creators • FaZe Clan x McDonald's Partnership Announcement • France's Culture Pass • Tiffany Overdoes It • SpaceX Consumes Brownsville, TX • Cheetos Cheetle Scanner • Instagram Decides What It's For • Bet on Domino's Carside Delivery • Everyone Is An Investor