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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Meta / McDonald's / Wendy's / Knorr / Manforce / In case you hadn't noticed, there's a new Instagram logo in town, and a lot of people don't think much of it. The camera icon isn't going anyway, but the wordmark that appears at the top of the app's UI has been updated to something that's been described (by myself, but I'm sure someone agrees) as being both more bland and less legible. The new Instagram logo feels colder, more digital and less connected; the opposite of what the platform wants. It's also amusing to see people now calling the app 'Instagzam', which sounds like it could be an energy drink. Logo redesigns are undertaken for various reasons, from fixing scalability issues to reflecting a brand's evolution or changing goals, or to target a new demographic. Instagram head Adam Mosseri's rationale for the social media platform's new wordmark is that it was "time for a refresh" simply because the existing design had been around for 10 years. That raised eyebrows among other brands, including some who have been using the same wordmark

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GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Despite an early lead off a stellar goal from North Dakota's own Hunter Borgel , the Fighting Hawks dropped its Sunday afternoon matinee in all-out physical fashion against Green Bay, 2-1, at Bronson Field.   The visiting Phoenix seemed to be in the driver's seat during the first half as they tallied seven shots and four corner kicks through the first 45 minutes while holding the home team to zeroes in each of those respective categories. But the continually gritty defensive play from both teams kept the match scoreless all-around as Thale Ruether collected four saves.   It took nearly 50 full minutes for any scoring to occur from either end, but the first netted shot was in favor of North Dakota. Following a review from the officials, Borgel's header in the 50th minute was confirmed, putting the Fighting Hawks ahead 1-0 at the 49:50 timestamp.   The second half featured more of the all-out defensive battle previewed in the first half as the Fighting Hawks and Phoenix clashed on the pitch. 12 total fouls were called in the second 45 minutes alongside four of the day's five yellow cards.   Nearly 15 minutes—and two yellow

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Billy and Caitlin Thomsen, who moved from Brooklyn to Woodstock seven years ago, hadn’t thought about getting into the restaurant business until they saw there was an opportunity to open one at the Woodstock Golf Club. “This is our first foray into the restaurant/bar business,” said Caitlin Thomsen, a photo retoucher and interior designer who works from her Woodstock home with her husband, Billy. “I’ve worked in restaurants a little bit, but not like this. So this was a big leap, but we thought we could do it. We’ve traveled a lot and we’ve lived in the city for a long time and we love to cook. We knew food, restaurants and bars, and we decided to do it.” The couple opened The Clubhouse, a restaurant and sports bar located on the scenic grounds of the nine-hole Woodstock Golf Club, in March 2026. The Clubhouse has been a popular addition to the Woodstock restaurant scene. It is family- friendly with indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor deck overlooks the Sawkill Creek,  » Read More

Pure Atlanta gave four local high school seniors five minutes, a store full of designer clothes, and one assignment: build the ultimate first-day fit. Founder Lizzie Korn—better known as Lizzie Pure—hosted the fast-moving challenge live on Twitch, closing out a two-week launch that brought the celebrity style destination's in-store energy online. According to Pure Atlanta's Twitch launch announcement, Aiden Wilson and three friends raced through the boutique's curated racks to assemble complete back-to-school looks before time ran out. Korn called the action, breaking down fall trends and showing viewers how the same high-end streetwear could look completely different on each student. COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess. The stream also came with surprise drop-ins from Boosie, comedian Karlous Miller, Gary With Da Tea and newly inducted Radio Hall of Famer Rickey Smiley. The broadcast made sense for a store that has spent years connecting Atlanta fashion with music, sports and celebrity culture. Located inside Lenox Square, Pure Atlanta mixes established luxury names including Balmain, Versace and Moschino with emerging designers and Kash, its in-house streetwear label. Lil Baby, Young Thug, Gucci Mane, Akon, Lil Nas X and Lil Yachty are

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