Gameday is nearly upon us. (Ready the Fritos!) But you don't need to wait for kickoff to watch the most inspired commercials from VW, Kia, Chevy, Pepsi, Toyota, and more, set to air during the Super Bowl. Click here to get started.READ»
Which ads from recent Super Bowl history are embedded deep in the fabric of pop culture and the creative departments at ad agencies? And which spots from this year could top them?READ»
UGG, maker of the iconic Australian sheepskin boots that became beyond ubiquitous for women, wants to get back in touch with its original customer: dudes. To do so, it enlisted the help of fleet-footed Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. READ»
When Apple announced--actually, it was Mac boy Justin Long who made the news public--that the Mac versus PC campaign was to go in the circular file, most fanboys cheered. Probably. We knew that the "I'm better than you" ragging, ...READ»
IC Talent is interested in finding children who have the potential to
become the next great child actor or actress. The institution does not
bolster artificial talent through rigorous training, but focuses on
fostering true and ...READ»
Apple debuted its very first iPad ad during the Oscars tonight, showing off the tablet's various functions (with an emphasis on reading) in signature style. Oh, and if you were wondering how to hold a giant slab of screen with no ...READ»
One of the most inspiring books I have read is Rhonda Byrne’s The
Secret, a book that explains how to utilize the Law of Attraction and
the Abraham-Hicks school of thought. The Law of Attraction, as
professed in The Secret, comes ...READ»
While you were busy watching last night's motley crew of Super Bowl commercials, we were busy trolling the Internet for "spoof" and "banned" ads. Here's a look at the best--and the best of the worst.READ»
Everyone knows that if your team isn't in the Super Bowl, the biggest (perhaps only) reason to watch are the commercials. Some companies have decided to leak their own Super Bowl spots online so ad geeks have something to drool over ...READ»
A new study by the National Bureau of Economic Research reveals that a ban on fast food advertising during children's programming would reduce obesity rates in America's youth by 14-18%.READ»
If you're not privvy to the latest iPhone dirt, here's the scoop: users and reviewers worldwide are complaining about the phone's 3G reception, saying it's slower than it should be, that they're experiencing dropped calls, and that ...READ»
