Late Night Beards
Trend Hunter 10554 — January 5, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: suntimes
Late night talk show hosts David Letterman (The Late Show, CBS) and Conan O'Brien (Late Night With Conan O'Brien, NBC) have been busy during the writer's strike - growing out their facial hair. According to the Chicago Sun Times, this effort is a partially in support of the effort to get writers a fair deal.
Implications - It is as important for celebrities to show social responsibility as it is for companies, as both are essentially brand names with loyal followings. Attaching oneself to a cause is a good idea for big and small companies, as it creates a positive brand image to today's thoughtful, aware consumer.
Implications - It is as important for celebrities to show social responsibility as it is for companies, as both are essentially brand names with loyal followings. Attaching oneself to a cause is a good idea for big and small companies, as it creates a positive brand image to today's thoughtful, aware consumer.
Trend Themes
-
Celebrity Social Responsibility — Celebrities should align themselves with causes to create a positive brand image and attract socially conscious consumers.
-
Facial Hair Movements — Growing out facial hair for a cause can be a way to show support and make a statement.
-
Branding for Social Causes — Attaching a company or brand to a cause can help create a positive brand image and attract socially conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
-
Entertainment — Late night talk show hosts can use their platform to advocate for social causes.
-
Advertising and Marketing — Companies can align themselves with social causes to create a positive brand image and attract socially conscious consumers.
-
Nonprofit and Charity — Facial hair movements for causes can raise awareness and support for various charitable organizations.
1.4
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
