A festive look at the last few weeks in social, gearing up to a well-deserved twitter break before 2020. We'll see you all then!

A look one of our favourite reactive moments from this year: when SNL mocked Farrow & Ball paint, we responded with a full-page ad in the New York Times.

We're incredibly happy to be joining Farrow & Ball to realise their ambition this year. In fact, our happiness is very close to Colour No. 9914, Sherbert Lemon.

In the latest meeting event hosted at BMB, we explored how Neuroscience and Marketing intersect in our latest work with Neuro-Bio.

BMB's Chief Creative Officer Matt Lever on the (necessary) nonsense of Creative Awards.

We've been away a while, but in the 44th edition of the Social Sauce, Facebook springs a leak and WhatsApp gets self-destructive.

For this BMB school trip, we headed to an exhibition at the National Army Museum, exploring the life and legacy of the designer Abram Games and his work during the Second World War.

Our resident experts on all things social headed to Berlin to support Samsung at IFA 2019 this year. Here's how they fared.

In the latest meeting of the Brain's Trust, we explored the science and significance of human curiosity and what it might mean for business.

We went along to the V&A's latest exhibition to learn about food and the complex role it plays in building a more sustainable future.

In the 43rd edition of the Social Sauce, cheerios hack Alexa, and Miller Lite tap into Twitch.

We went to the IPA to hear what Extinction Rebellion had to say about how the advertising industry could take part in their socio-political movement.

In the 42nd edition of the Social Sauce, YouTube announces popular new keywords and Snapchat snaps back.