Weekly roundup

Menoculture, the single age, and psychedelic health trips

In this week's headlines:

Menoculture and inclusive period care are hitting beauty shelves: Naomi Watts’ menopause brand, Stripes, is now available online at Sephora according to WWD.
Single-mother households are co-habitating to make ends meet and raise children together, per The New York Times, the latest iteration of the single age.
AI creatives are making waves in the entertainment industry. Creators could start their own Disney animation studio, per Fast Company, or co-design with Studio Snoop’s AI designer revealed at Milan design week, per Dezeen. Or, consumers could just ask AI to read their minds instead according to The Guardian.
“May I take your order?” – the AI bot monitoring your local Wendy’s drive-thru, per The Wall Street Journal.
Super apps are on the rise: Uber is launching flight bookings in a new push, per the Financial Times, and Disney+ and Hulu will combine to one single app via BBC News.
Situationships and micro-dating aside, some single women are taking the summer off before swiping right again, per The New York Times.
Tarte’s CEO pledged to make the cosmetic brand’s creative program more inclusive and equitable, per NBC News.
America’s first legal shroom therapy will charge $3,500 for a psychedelic health trip, according to Vice.

Main image of a psilocybin treatment room with therapists, courtesy of Imperial College London.