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TV Legend Norman Lear Tells A Story About How He Beat Writer’s Block

Even this you get to experience: a video tale of conquering the “shit in your head,” from a TV pioneer.

No Future: Present Shock and Why Our Now-Fixation Has Changed Everything From Advertising To Politics

In his new book, “Present Shock,” Douglas Rushkoff argues that “presentism” has brought about the end of storytelling and completely changed branding, culture, politics and our personal lives.

How Paul Feig Busted Genres And Activated Melissa McCarthy In “Spy”

The director–and writer–of Spy talks to us about the challenges of making a comedy that’s still death-defying, and shooting his favorite scene ever.

How Neil deGrasse Tyson Discovered Manhattanhenge

The Story Behind McDonald’s Hot, Hipster Hamburglar

McDonald’s VP Marketing Joel Yashinsky talks about the redesign that has everyone roble robling.

Neil deGrasse Tyson Stomps The Notion Of Left Vs. Right Brain, Salutes Jon Stewart, And Explains The Soul Of Creativity

We sat down with NdGT to talk about his NatGeo show Star Talk and ended up talking about brains, creativity, Jon Stewart and everything else. And that’s precisely the point.

Dove Is Really Reaching With This New Stunt That Forces Women To Label Themselves “Average” Or “Beautiful”

Dove’s latest forces women to publicly declare themselves beautiful, or average. We declare it yucky.

72andSunny Takes An Integrated Approach With New Brand Citizenship Practice

Former Surfrider CEO Jim Moriarty will be embedding brand citizenship into 72andSunny’s brand briefs, and making social good a hardcore marketing function. Moriarty and agency CEO John Boiler talk about brands and “good” in the modern marketing age.

These Spectacular Aerial Photos Of Las Vegas Actually Are Like Nothing You’ve Seen Before

Vincent Laforet used a helicopter, high-ISO cameras, and nerve to create amazing photos of cities from the air, and plans to create a platform where creators around the world can contribute their own city story.

Infinite Atlas: A Location-Based Visualization Of A Literary Masterpiece

William Beutler’s painstakingly detailed “Infinite Atlas” provides yet another layer to David Foster Wallace’s famously dense work.

Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett Brings Theater To Life, Literally

The artistic director behind Sleep No More is looking to further blur the lines between art and life with the launch of Punchdrunk Travel.

Take An Extended, Mouth-Watering Look At “Better Call Saul”

Wu-Tang Clan Uses NY, Ferguson Protest Footage In New Video For “A Better Tomorrow”

Steven Soderbergh’s Latest, Years-In-The Making Creative Project Will F#*& You Up

For the last six years, director Steven Soderbergh has been working to launch a Bolivian liquor into the U.S. He talks to Co.Create about Singani 63, invisibility, and the links between filmmaking and brand-building.

Bloody Hell: Steven Soderbergh Dissects His Modern, 1900s Medical Drama, “The Knick”

Director Steven Soderbergh talks about creating a contemporary feel for the turn-of-the-century medical drama, The Knick, and why he’s having fun with TV.

Eating With The Chefs: A Stomach-Stirring Look At The Staff Meals Served At The World’s Top Restaurants

Photographer Per-Anders Jorgensen reveals the food and philosophy that fuels the “families” at 18 famous restaurants. With bonus recipe!

Unilever Looks To Forge New Partnerships With Startups With The Launch Of The Foundry

Unilever CMO Keith Weed discusses the company’s new initiative to formalize all the company’s tech-facing projects, and create an open-door, “pitch-to-pilot” system for startups looking to work with a marketing giant.

Damn, New York! Check Out Real NYC Style On The Streets During Fashion Week

Photographer Ruddy Roye has taken over our Instagram, filling it with stunning street style.

The 5 Best Ads From Super Bowl XLVIII

A one-sided game, many emotional moments. Here are the ads that stood out.