Women in lifestyle or health food commercials often seem to live in an alternate universe — one where it’s normal to roll out of bed looking immaculate, spend an hour doing yoga in your underwear and make a fancy breakfast … Read More
HelloFlo‘s latest ad celebrates a divisive monthly visitor: Aunt Flo. The spot stars the poshly dressed relative responsible for “the Niagara Falls of blood” that arrives on a month-to-month basis for many women. The ad follows Flo as she travels … Read More
Being engaged is magical, especially when it includes a commercial deal and a jumping dolphin. Comedians Jordan Peele and Chelsea Peretti are engaged in real life. They are also the best comedic duo since Amy and Tina. SEE ALSO: Washing … Read More
“BILL COSBY INNOCENT !!!!!!!!!!” Those three words generated 45,000 retweets, 54,000 likes and nearly 5,000 Google News search results when they were tweeted last month by Kanye West. In the weeks leading up the rapper’s latest album release, tracking his … Read More
A body-positive Lane Bryant commercial is causing a minor uproar after TV networks deemed it too risqué to air. The 30-second spot, entitled “This Body,” features plus-sized models in scant clothing — or none at all — talking about the pride … Read More
SINGAPORE — It looks like DBS’ marketing budget is bigger than you thought. The Singaporean multinational bank just put out a mini drama series on its website called “Sparks.” It portrays the lives of fictional bank employees who (naturally) work … Read More
The next Don Draper could be on your couch. Or the next Peggy Olson could be you Doritos is once again giving power to the people with its “Crash the Super Bowl” campaign, which lets fan submit their own home-made … Read More
Forget Siri, somebody needs to tell us where we can get our own puppet assistant a la Petit Michel, the miniature puppet version of renowned French fashion show sound engineer Michel Gaubert. Petit Michel is the brainchild of luxury automobile … Read More
A little friendly Twitter marketing got real when Wendy’s decided to take a medium-rare beef with Burger King make it well done It started innocently enough with Wendy’s promoting its “4 for $4” meal See also: The top 8 fast … Read More
For a long time, one type of man has dominated the marketing of men’s products: the muscular bro In a market saturated with six packs and hyper-masculine norms, Axe’s new “Find your magic” ad campaign is telling men that it’s … Read More