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Really, guys. All it take is well-coiffed hair to zombify any woman into submission, make her forget whatever it was she was doing and stare longingly into your eyes and await your command. No, seriously. Axe says so so it … Continue reading →

Really, guys. All it take is well-coiffed hair to zombify any woman into submission, make her forget whatever it was she was doing and stare longingly into your eyes and await your command. No, seriously. Axe says so so it … Continue reading →

Really, guys. All it take is well-coiffed hair to zombify any woman into submission, make her forget whatever it was she was doing and stare longingly into your eyes and await your command. No, seriously. Axe says so so it … Continue reading →

Get a load of this insanity. Mondelez, that packaged goods company all the social media whiz kids love so much because it’s behind Oreo, has now decided it will take 120 days to pay agencies and other suppliers. And get … Continue reading →

Stealing an idea from Disney’s Hollywood Studios Fantasmic water show projection (or whomever did it before them), Coke created its own water show projection at Dublin’s Grand Canal dock last Friday to kick off their summer campaign. People from around … Continue reading →

Riffing off the term “bareback” which, of course, means going condomless during sex, Marcus Thomas is out with a campaign for the Okamoto Zero Zero Four condom. Visualizing the fact the condom is just 0.04 MM thick, the agency has … Continue reading →

As a follow up to its beautiful From Love to Bingo which told a story of love in 873 pictures (and has received over 2.6 million views to date), Getty Images is out with 85 Seconds, a video that uses … Continue reading →

While Big Data is the buzzword du jour and every agency and brand is trying to get a handle on it, there are still those who believe the big idea will always trump the “biggest” data. Amusement Park’s Jimmy Smith … Continue reading →

“Was all this made from your imagination?” – A line among lines from The Great Gatsby 3D is dead. I know, I know that’s a big statement for a 3D director to make. What I mean to say is 3D … Continue reading →

In an effort to call attention to little known Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy which is slowly and painfully killing his 6 year old son, Harrison, Alex Smith can be seen along with his son in a AIS London-created PSA for the … Continue reading →