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Starbucks is launching a new initiative called Starbucks Studios, which will focus on creating original entertainment content. The company hopes that this content will foster connection and spark conversation among customers. This move comes as Starbucks has a long history of supporting original films and series that reflect the company's values. Some examples include Upstanders, a documentary that highlights the stories of everyday heroes, Hingakawa, a coming-of-age story set in a remote Alaskan village, and This is Football, a sports documentary.

The Starbucks website details that the company aims to produce scripted and non-scripted series, films, and even music through Starbucks Studios. It will partner with Sugar23, a production company known for its work on shows like Ted Lasso and The Morning Show. This partnership will allow Starbucks to leverage Sugar23's expertise in creating high-quality and engaging content.

Overall, the launch of Starbucks Studios signals the company's commitment to creating a unique and immersive experience for its customers that goes beyond just coffee. By providing original entertainment content that aligns with its values, Starbucks hopes to build stronger connections with its customers and create a more meaningful brand experience.



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People on TikTok are sharing videos of themselves drinking castor oil for weight loss and other health benefits. However, health experts warn that this trend is dangerous and can cause serious health problems. Castor oil is a laxative that should not be ingested, and experts warn that drinking it can lead to explosive diarrhoea, dehydration, and electrolyte imbalance.

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