Reportage Archive

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A journey into the American myth: John Spyrou’s reportage from New Mexico

«I never take any highways and always try to take the back-roads through towns», Spyrou's reportage in the Deep America – Lampoon Digital Edition

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March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day. Why do we celebrate?

What does it mean to be part of a community like Ireland's? Why has St. Patrick's Day become a holiday celebrated all over the world? What are its origins and meanings? Behind March 17th

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Parisian Newstands: icons of urban culture and information

From Haussmann's 1857 vision to modern challenges, Parisian newsstands evolve. Urban icons adapt, balancing tradition and digital era demands, embracing change

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Community of the Andes: Lea Winkler reveal Urubamba

Photographer Lea Winkler digging deep into the soul of Peru's Sacred Valley: a reportage on the lives and traditions of Urubamba's communities for Lampoon digital

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The dark side of likes: Schadenfreude and the social media

Political arenas to celebrity mishaps, the pleasure of others' pain in the social media age - how Schadenfreude shapes social cohesion and trust within communities?

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Bogotá Care blocks: a solution against unpaid work

In Bogotá, 1.2 million women dedicate most of their time to unpaid care work. Mayor Claudia López opened the Care Blocks project

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Pain or pleasure? The opioid crisis in US

Pain and Pleasure – The opioid crisis in the U.S. turned into an epidemic. It all started with OxyContin and its marketing campaign by Purdue Pharmaceutics

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What do you bring to the table? Spuma’s Purpose Economy model

The current driving force of the global catering service. Companies reliance on tailor made catering and quality raw materials service to accommodate the needs of today’s market

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Exploring ageism in social media: how is the affecting the humanity behind the screens

With adult creators facing TikTok ageism, social media might not be ready to reflect the realities of life beyond young adulthood, but it reflects Zoomer's ideas of age, youth, and womanity

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Fuck-it expense, Gen Z: the digital consumer mis-behavior

Fuck-it expense – how do you spend your time when you think the world is ending? Gen Z consumer behavior reflects human fragility and a generation of frustrated young people

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A sea thermometer – saving Posidonia for ocean preservation

Ocean preservation and climate action in the Mediterranean Sea – exploring Posidonia meadows' effect on marine biodiversity, the global climate, and marine ecosystem’s health

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Pills of lesbian fashion history. Eleanor Medhurst on diversity and Dressing Dykes

Human fluidity. Eleanor Medhurst highlights the value of fashion's overlooked role in lesbian history, throughout which clothing was a tool of self-expression and community building

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Oceans preservation – updates on the Greenland ice sheet stability’s impact

Science news – new studies show us the effects of anthropogenic global warming on the Greenland Ice Sheet, right now and in the future, highlighting the value of climate action

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No spicy no sexy – Lahu and Karen tribe and communities: Giacomo Riccardi

From the Lahu tribe in Thailand to the happy water offered in Buddhist temples. Giacomo Riccardi report to Lampoon digital the culture and habits of Indigenous communities in the Far East

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Bed bug panic in Paris – Internet psychosis or actual crisis?

The Internet cultural humor surrounding the bed bugs in Paris grows from the contrast between the glossy, picture-perfect idea of Paris and the reality of living and working in a complex city

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Chronicles from Northern India – Aziza Vasco and her travel empathic Journal

From the sacred spectacle of Varanasi and the Ganges river to the colors of Jaipur, to the Buddhist spirituality of BodhGaya. Aziza Vasco reportage in India for Lampoon online

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Translators in Ukraine make humanitarian help possible, being their ears and voice

Ukrainian translators are often women who spent years abroad and learned other languages. They stepped up to help their country. A reportage from the war front

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Corridors of Power – Joseph Kadow architectural reportage in Hong Kong

The subterranean power structures that design the space of domination. German photographer Joseph Kadow recounts the city of Hong Kong

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How to feel alive during the holiday? Try dark tourism

How tv series turned dark tourism form a learning phenomenon to the idolization of serial killers, drug lords, and satanic cults – for the fun of it

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Heat decreases productivity: climate change and job loss, Indian textile industry

It will get worse for people living and working in cities. Heat rises and climatic events put jobs, and people’s safety at risk. The system must adapt. The case of India

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Women’s bodies and their sexuality – Serena de Ferrari for Lampoon Digital

Serena talks on about the love-hate relationship with her body, her acting role in Mare Fuori, which tested her psycho-physical state

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Ortigia Sound System – the island’s renovation and the Tropicalization of the Mediterranean

How has the island of Ortigia in Sicily changed thanks to a redevelopment plan and the birth of both cultural projects, headed by the Ortigia Sound System? A reportage

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No One You Know, a short movie by the artist Danijel Žeželj for C’mon Tigre new release

Mixing sounds and rhythms from Africa to the Mediterranean Sea, C'mon Tigre and Croatian cartoonist Danijel Žeželj tells us stories of humanity and nude reality

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Markus Friedrich Staab: lifting chairs out of the mundane, design is about having fun

Embracing fun as a design philosophy. From Dadaism to Josef Albers, Markus Friedrich Staab reimagines his functional art pieces

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Formafantasma: a lamp made of LED and rubber – «there are no good or bad materials»

After their first project WireRing, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin present their new lamp for Flos, where the simplicity of the materials meets the complexity of the ideas

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Golden Goose: unlearning standards of perfection, Italian heritage and American sports culture

Golden Goose marks its twentieth year since conception: a dive into the brand’s history from power moves and success stories to controversies and challenges