Helicopter Parents Are Last Year's Model | Trump's fans and critics alike are plastering his mug shot on everything from mugs to t-shirts. Here's a roundup of the merch gold mine. | Netflix will allow customers to keep physical DVDs and get 10 more free before the company completely shuts down its rental service

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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Helicopter Parents Are Last Year's Model - The New Yorker    Lawn-mower parents: They were even more overly involved, making "helicopter parents look mild in comparison." Today, teachers say, some parents have taken even that to extremes. Waring-Blender Parents: Will absolutely liquefy obstacles to their children's future success, but they are not above dicing someone who just annoys them. Pasta-Maker Parents: They roll teachers, babysitters, and other people's kids flat and then slice them up into different shapes, depending on their whims and what works best with a sauce made from pushy relatives, nannies, and admissions officers. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Trump's fans and critics alike are plastering his mug shot on everything from mugs to t-shirts. Here's a roundup of the merch gold mine. - Business Insider    In exchange, donors were told they'd receive a t-shirt with Trump's mugshot and the phrase "Never Surrender!" (The former president surrendered to authorities Thursday.) The Trump campaign seemed pretty enthusiastic about capitalizing on Trump's mugshot even before it was released on Thursday. Back in April, when Trump was hit with an indictment from the Manhattan DA's office, the Trump campaign began pedaling merchandise with a fake mugshot of the former president. In exchange, donors were told they'd receive a t-shirt with Trump's mugshot and the phrase Never Surrender! (The former president surrendered to authorities Thursday.) Continued here Netflix will allow customers to keep physical DVDs and get 10 more free before the company completely shuts down its rental service - Business Insider    Netflix will allow customers to keep its DVDs as the company winds down its physical disc rental operation after 25 years in service. In the past decade or so, as streaming platforms burst to the forefront of the entertainment industry, physical copies of movies and shows have become increasingly unnecessary to many viewers. But Netflix continued to offer its DVD-by-mail service through DVD.com. Then, in April, the company finally announced that it would shut down the service by September 29. Continued here

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