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Better Things

''Better Things'' may refer to: In music: Other uses:
  • "Better Things for Better Living... Through Chemistry", a slogan used by the DuPont company since 1935
  • "Better Things", a poem by George MacDonald

Film and television

2008 film

''Better Things'' is a 2008 British drama film written and directed by Duane Hopkins in his feature debut. Set in the rural Cotswolds of present-day England, the film weaves together multiple interconnected narratives exploring themes of isolation, drug abuse, fractured relationships, and personal loss among young people and the elderly. It premiered at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival in the International Critics' Week sidebar, where it was nominated for the Camera d'Or. The story unfolds through nine vignettes involving 18 characters, focusing on the lives of adolescents and young adults grappling with addiction and its consequences, alongside elderly figures confronting and mortality. Central figures include Ruby (Rachel McIntyre), a young woman whose overdose death reverberates through her circle, her boyfriend (Liam McIlfatrick), and friend (Che Corr), whose relationships are strained by and emotional disconnection. The 's non-linear structure highlights the indifferent beauty of the countryside, amplifying the characters' despair and fleeting moments of intimacy. Production was handled by UK-based Third Films in co-production with Germany's Flying Moon Filmproduktion, with funding from (£258,033.50 in equity and license fee) and the (£312,033.50 in equity), keeping the budget under £1 million. Filming took place in the region to capture the authentic rural setting. Producers Samm Haillay and Rachel Robey emphasized Hopkins' background in the area, drawing on his short films for a realist style with cinematography by . The cast largely consisted of non-professional actors from the local community, many with personal experiences of drug issues, to enhance authenticity. Critics praised the film's atmospheric realism, innovative sound design, and visual poetry, with a consensus highlighting its unflinching portrayal of rural decay akin to social realist traditions. It holds a 90% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 20 reviews, though audience scores are lower at 33%, and an IMDb average of 5.1/10 from 762 users, reflecting its bleak tone. The film won the FIPRESCI Award for Best Film at the 2008 Stockholm International Film Festival and Best Cinematography at the Kiev International Film Festival, while receiving positive festival notes for Hopkins' direction. Following its Cannes premiere, ''Better Things'' received a limited UK theatrical release in 2008 through Metrodome Distribution, with international screenings at festivals like Edinburgh, Toronto, and AFI Fest. It later became available on VOD in select markets via IFC Films.

TV series

Better Things is an American comedy-drama television series that follows Sam Fox, a single mother and working actress navigating life in Los Angeles as she raises her three daughters—Max, Frankie, and Duke—while caring for her eccentric aging mother, Phil. The show explores themes of motherhood, female autonomy, career challenges in Hollywood, and the complexities of aging through Sam's unfiltered perspective on family chaos and personal growth. Created by Pamela Adlon and Louis C.K., it draws semi-autobiographical elements from Adlon's own experiences as a divorced mother of three daughters in the entertainment industry. The series premiered on on September 8, 2016, and concluded after five s on April 25, 2022, comprising 50 episodes across 10 per . Adlon, who stars as , co-wrote the pilot with C.K. and took on directing duties starting with 2, helming all episodes from that point onward to infuse the show with her personal vision. Following the 2017 allegations against C.K., Adlon severed ties with him and assembled a for 3 including Sarah Gubbins, Joe Hortua, Robin Ruzan, and Ira Parker, which continued through the final seasons to emphasize authentic voices. Executive producers included Adlon, C.K. (for seasons 1-2), M. Blair Breard, and (until 2). The highlighted Adlon's multifaceted , blending humor and heartfelt drama in a style reminiscent of her voice work on shows like Californication. The main cast features as Sam Fox, with portraying the rebellious teen Max, (formerly known as Hannah Alligood) as the middle child Frankie, as the youngest Duke, and as the free-spirited Phil. Recurring and guest stars added depth, including as Sam's agent and notable appearances by actors like and in season 1. The ensemble captured the raw dynamics of multigenerational family life, with Adlon's performance earning praise for its authenticity. Season 1 (2016) introduces the Fox family's everyday struggles, from to elder care, establishing Sam's resilient yet exasperated worldview. Season 2 (2017) deepens interpersonal relationships, exploring emotional bonds amid career setbacks. Season 3 (2019) shifts focus to Sam's professional life in , highlighting industry absurdities and personal reinvention under Adlon's full directorial control. Season 4 (2020), influenced by the , examines isolation and family tensions during lockdown. The final season 5 (2022) provides emotional closure, resolving arcs with themes of letting go and forward momentum, culminating in Sam's journey toward . Better Things received widespread critical acclaim for its honest portrayal of single motherhood and women's experiences, holding a 98% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 166 reviews and a 7.9/10 on IMDb from nearly 20,000 users. Adlon garnered Primetime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 2017 and 2018, along with Critics' Choice and TCA nods; the series also won a Peabody Award in 2016. By 2025, it continues to be lauded for influencing female-led comedies, inspiring discussions on authentic storytelling in shows like Hacks and The Bear, with retrospectives highlighting its enduring impact on representations of aging and family. The series originally aired on in the United States, with episodes available for streaming on the day after broadcast; internationally, it streams on Disney+ in regions like the and . All seasons remain accessible on and Disney+ as of 2025, ensuring ongoing availability for global audiences.

Music

Songs

Several original songs titled "Better Things" have been released by artists across genres, often exploring themes of , personal growth, and moving forward from adversity. These tracks span , K-pop, , and , contributing to diverse musical landscapes without direct ties to influences. AAP Rocky's "Better Things," released in 2015 as the closing track on his debut studio album *AT.LONG.LAST.AAP*, is a song that reflects on the complexities of fame, fleeting relationships, and substance use. Produced by Frans Mernick, the track features a sample from Bobby Caldwell's "," creating a smooth, introspective R&B-infused beat that underscores Rocky's raw lyrical delivery about seeking elevation amid chaos. The song's cultural impact lies in its candid portrayal of celebrity pitfalls, resonating within hip-hop's tradition of vulnerability, and it garnered attention for explicit references that sparked discussions on artist accountability. In 2023, South Korean girl group —consisting of members Karina, , Winter, and —released "Better Things" as a standalone English-language digital single on August 18, under . This and dance track emphasizes self-empowerment and progression beyond a toxic past relationship, with lyrics boasting newfound confidence and a futuristic aligning with the group's broader metaverse-inspired "kwangya" concept, where virtual avatars (æ) interact in digital realms. It debuted at number 50 on South Korea's and reached number 24 on the U.S. chart, marking aespa's expansion into global English markets while maintaining their signature electronic production. BROCKHAMPTON's "BETTER THINGS," from their 2022 album TM released on November 18, serves as a hip-hop and rap collective piece centered on themes of personal evolution and quiet reflection amid the group's impending hiatus. Featuring lead vocals from Matt Champion over a fuzzy, keyboard-driven melody, the track captures the band's chaotic yet introspective energy, contrasting earlier high-energy works with a somber tone that highlights emotional maturity. As part of TM, their self-proclaimed final album, it encapsulates BROCKHAMPTON's DIY ethos and diverse membership, influencing fan discussions on queer-inclusive hip-hop collectives and the band's role in modern boy-band reinvention. The band Winter Break included "Better Things" on their self-titled debut , released May 19, 2015, via . In the and emo-infused track, lyrics address overcoming long-held fears and disappointments through commitment, as in lines about a worthwhile "seven hour trip" defying past letdowns, evoking resilience in interpersonal dynamics. The song's raw, melodic style fits the trio's shift toward confident, dynamic , earning praise for blending '90s influences with fresh emotional depth in the indie . Ralph Castelli's "Better Things," from his 2017 self-titled E.P. released September 3 on Bandcamp, is an indie pop track with folk undertones focusing on resilience and forward momentum. The song urges against dwelling on potential regrets—"Don't you dwell on what you think could be"—promoting self-reliance and new beginnings, delivered in a gentle, acoustic-driven arrangement that highlights themes of emotional independence. As part of Castelli's early solo output, it contributed to his niche following in indie circles for introspective, lo-fi storytelling.

Albums and singles

The Kinks' "Better Things," written by , appears on their 1981 album Give the People What They Want, a rock record that reflects themes of and resilience amid personal and societal challenges. The song's optimistic lyrics, including the line "Here's wishing you the bluest sky," contributed to its enduring appeal as a staple in the band's discography. Released as a on June 19, 1981, in the and later in November 1981 in the , it reached No. 46 on the and No. 92 on the Hot 100. Pearl Jam has performed live covers of the Kinks' "Better Things" in an acoustic style, notably during their 1994 set at and throughout the 1990s tour dates, showcasing the song's adaptability to grunge-inflected interpretations. The band later included a studio version on their 2011 fan club single, further cementing its place in their repertoire of tributes. In 2023, South Korean group released "Better Things" as a digital single on August 18, followed by a physical featuring solo member versions with photocards (such as editions for Karina and Winter) and variants including sped-up and slowed + reverb tracks. The release, produced under , contributed to aespa's strong 2023 sales performance, with the group surpassing 3 million album units sold domestically that year. Other notable recordings with similar titles include iann dior's 2022 rap and R&B album on to better things, released January 21 via , which explores themes of personal growth across 15 tracks, including "holding on" and features from artists like . Additionally, German composer issued the instrumental album anyways.onto better things on February 21, 2025, blending , , and electroacoustic elements in a style recorded with collaborators like Finn Ronsdorf.

Other uses

Advertising slogan

The DuPont Company's advertising slogan "Better Things for Better Living... Through Chemistry" was introduced in 1935 by the advertising agency Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn to rebrand the corporation amid public criticism of its explosives production during World War I, positioning it as a promoter of innovative consumer products. The full phrase emphasized chemical advancements that improved daily life, such as the development of nylon stockings in 1938 and Teflon coatings in the 1940s, which were highlighted in promotional campaigns to symbolize modern convenience and progress. Throughout its history, the slogan appeared in print advertisements, radio broadcasts like the Cavalcade of America series starting in 1935, and major expositions, including the exhibits, such as DuPont's pavilion, that collectively drew nearly 10 million visitors and the exhibit featuring a musical titled "Wonderful World of ." It became emblematic of post-World War II industrial optimism, extending beyond DuPont to influence architecture, , and building trades promotions of synthetic materials in the and , while also starring in television commercials into the . In 1982, DuPont shortened the slogan by dropping "Through ," and by 1999, amid growing environmental scrutiny over chemical , it fully retired the phrase, replacing it with "The miracles of " in 2000 to signal a shift toward sustainable innovation. The slogan profoundly shaped public perceptions of chemistry as a force for societal betterment, fostering consumer enthusiasm for petrochemical products during the mid-20th century boom, but it later faced backlash for downplaying industrial hazards. Post-2000s criticisms intensified with revelations of DuPont's role in PFOA (perfluorooctanoic acid) contamination from Teflon production, leading to multimillion-dollar settlements for health and environmental damages in communities like Parkersburg, West Virginia, where the slogan was ironically invoked to highlight corporate deception. As of 2025, the phrase is referenced in discussions of corporate sustainability, contrasting DuPont's current net-zero emissions goals by 2050 with its historical promotion of unchecked chemical expansion. A common variant, "Better Living Through Chemistry," emerged as a shorthand in the late 20th century and permeated , often ironically endorsing use in the movement and later in scenes. It inspired titles like Fatboy Slim's 1996 album Better Living Through Chemistry, which blended tracks with the phrase's optimistic yet subversive connotations. The variant has been parodied in media, notably the 2014 dark comedy film Better Living Through Chemistry, starring , which uses the slogan to satirize small-town ennui and pharmaceutical excess without direct ties to DuPont's campaigns.

Literature

"Better Things: Materials for Sustainable Product Design" is a 2024 guidebook by Daniel Liden that serves as a practical resource for designers seeking eco-friendly alternatives in product development, addressing common issues like greenwashing through evidence-based material recommendations. Liden, a product designer with over 15 years of experience in independent consultancy and roles at global brands such as and , draws on his expertise to demystify sustainable options. Published by Quercus in collaboration with Laurence King Publishing, the book emphasizes principles to reduce environmental impact. The content is organized into chapters covering key material categories—plastics, textiles, metals, ceramics and , , and —where Liden examines innovations like bioplastics derived from renewable sources and recycled fabrics from . A dedicated on recovery and material circularity highlights strategies for repurposing discarded items, supported by real-world case studies such as furniture crafted from to demonstrate feasible applications in design practice. These examples underscore the book's focus on actionable insights rather than theoretical ideals, aligning with the broader movement's push for informed material choices in . Reception has been positive among design professionals, with reviewers commending its clear structure, insightful guidance on , and visually engaging presentation as essential for color, material, and finish (CMF) work in sustainable contexts. Described as a "delightful contribution" to discussions, it provides a condensed yet informed overview that aids education in eco-design, influencing practitioners in product and architectural fields by 2025. Beyond Liden's work, "Better Things" appears as the title for various shorter literary forms, including collections of essays and short stories with minor references in anthologies, often exploring introspective or transformative themes. For instance, "Better Things: 6 Short Stories" by Ashlee Craft (2018) compiles narratives centered on and love, offering personal reflections through fiction. No major novels carry the exact title, though the phrase resonates in 2020s literature on personal improvement, such as goal-setting guides that encourage aspiring to enhanced life outcomes.

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