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Zalando, Europe’s leading online platform for fashion joined forces with the Polish brand MISBHV and the NGO Campaign Against Homophobia to create clothes with a socially important message. They were made from destroyed clothes that LGBTQIA+ people wore during the attacks. The aim of the campaign “Clothes reborn with pride” is to share real stories that prove the scale of homophobia in Poland and to support the Campaign Against Homophobia by sponsoring their legal and psychological support programs.

In recent days, the situation of the LGBTQIA+ community in Poland has been constantly deteriorating. LGBTQIA+ activists were arrested and charged after hanging the rainbow flag on Warsaw monuments, opposition lawmakers wore multicolor clothing and masks in a protest in Parliament. At the same time, we observe increased police aggression against those taking part in protests to support the arrested activists. The protests take place in the largest cities across Poland. During the recently ended presidential campaign in Poland, Andrzej Duda who won this election said “LGBT is not people – it’s ideology. The main film published on the social media channels of all partners empowers the voice of the LGBTQIA+ community which is persecuted in Poland and reflects the dangers they face on a regular basis all over the Country.

In addition to dedicating clothes to the LGBTQIA+ community in Poland, the Zalando brand has decided to support it by sponsoring selected programs run by Campaign Against Homophobia. They are addressed to victims of violence seeking legal and psychological support. – It is extremely important that widely recognized brands, such as Zalando, engage in social campaigns and speak out about discrimination – adds Jakub Lendzion from the Campaign Against Homophobia.

BMW UK have enlisted Edith Bowman to host a brand new 10-part podcast series that talks to pioneers in music on a range of hot topics facing the industry. The podcast, Play Next will also feature tracks from Edith’s top picks of the hottest new artists to have on your radar. Episode 1 is available to stream on Weds 12 August.
BMW’s Play Next podcast series will invite some of the key players in music to take a deeper look at the big topics facing the industry, including the future of festivals in a post-covid-19 world, the role of technology in music production and where it goes next, and the power of music in driving change for social movements.
The podcast will bring some of the most pioneering musicians to the table to talk about topical matters in the industry. It’s unscripted and relevant but with a BMW lens of quality curation. The series will cover topics that are both timely and relevant as well as personal to the music fan, whether that be the future of festivals, gaming and the rise of esports, or even music and social change. BMW has a long history of involvement in music and festivals. Alongside local partnerships with Snowbombing and Tomorrowland, for the last three years they have been one of the official partners of the Coachella music & arts festival which was the basis for the #roadtocoachella campaign. The brand has also tied music into their Frieze art fair, golf and Formula E events and opened them up as opportunities for new bands. Music also has a strong link to the automotive business as cars are the number one place for people to listen to it, which is why in January 2020 BMW launched Connected Music to create seamless sync between their driver’s streaming service and BMW dashboard.

We are all about pleasure. The more the better! When we discovered studies showing that on average 40% of straight women don’t orgasm during sex with their partners, we felt we had to intervene. It seems that straight men are leaving lots unfinished business in the bedroom and that’s why we gave them a little stimulus our #EndTheOrgasmGap campaign. Go to https://www.endtheorgasmgap.com and find out more.