Anora (2024)

Amy Poehler called out the Oscars on her “Good Hang” podcast for always ignoring comedy movies when it comes time to give out awards. Poehler’s latest episode featured Olivia Colman as a guest as part of the latter’s press tour for the Searchlight Pictures comedy “The Roses.” Colman stars opposite Benedict Cumberbatch, who called in [...]

New report from Super, Natural British Columbia®, the official tourism body of British Columbia, Canada reveals 46% of people feel there's a 'nature deficit' in the media and culture they consume.Gen Z spends 25% less time in nature than when Gen X were the same age, despite craving a break from screensParents express deep concern, with new research revealing the average child now spends less than an hour in nature per dayCity dwellers are most at risk, with more than 60% of people living in inner cities and urban areas agreeing they can go days without going outsideNew 'Nature Rating' tool analyses nature content in media to inspire-real world connection, based on the psychological principle that the more you experience nature in culture, the more you'll seek it out in real lifeNEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- There is a growing 'nature deficit' in the modern world, reflected in everything from the media people consume to their limited time outside. A new report released today from Super, Natural British Columbia, the official tourism body of British Columbia, Canada, highlights a rising disconnect to nature. The 'Nature Report,' which surveyed 2,000 adults in the US, uncovers a complex relationship with the natural world. While Gen Z reports a stronger desire to escape their screens, they are also the generation spending the least amount of time in nature, citing barriers like urban living and digitally-focused social lives. The findings show that while younger generations are leading a charge back to nature post-pandemic, they still spend significantly less time outside than previous generations did.Super, Natural British Columbia exists to bring people and nature closer together. The shocking new findings underscore just how urgent that mission is, driving the launch of The Nature Rating, a first-of-its-kind, free digital tool. It analyzes how much nature is present in the media people engage with every day to help them assess and improve their nature deficit. This is based on the psychological principle that the more you experience nature through culture, the more you'll seek it out in real life.Key Findings from The Nature Report:The Generational Nature Gap: The report reveals a stark generational divide in nature engagement. While 42% of Americans generally feel their generation is more connected to nature than previous generations, this sentiment varies across age groups. Boomers and Gen X are most likely to spend significant time outside, Gen Z, despite being more vocal about environmental issues, lags behind, with 26% of Americans generally feeling their generation is less connected to nature.While 67% ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

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