Guardian's Pass Notes reaches 5,000 entries chronicling modern culture trends

The Guardian's Pass Notes series has reached 5,000 entries since its 1992 launch, becoming a crib sheet for modern culture. The column's rigid format challenges writers to distill complex topics into brief, witty Q-and-A exchanges. Most memorable entries include coverage of fleeting trends like wifi-enabled juicers and the "six-seven" slang phenomenon, which became the series' most-read piece.

Summary by Glance · The Guardian Australia