It was only a matter of time before some brand that serves coffee would team up with Grammy-nominated singer, Sabrina Carpenter. Dunkin’s bold espresso is getting an extra jolt of
If there’s one thing 2024 taught us, it’s that even with competition from movies and social media, television (both broadcast and streaming) remains undefeated. From gritty dramas that left us
Choosing the best ads of 2024 is like picking your favorite child—if your children were wildly creative, emotionally charged, and sometimes unexpectedly hilarious. This year, brands pulled out all the
Choosing the best advertiser of the year is never easy, but 2024 proved to be particularly challenging. With brands stepping up their creativity across multiple platforms, the competition was fierce.
If we had to sum up 2024 in three words, they’d be: Trump, Tuah, and mergers. Oh, my. This year felt like a mashup of a political thriller, corporate soap
The world says goodbye to President Jimmy Carter, who, at 100 years old, lived longer than any other U.S. president. After entering home hospice care in Plains, Georgia, in February
That was fast. Seems like just weeks ago we were highlighting October’s campaigns and now we are suddenly back with a recap of November. The eleventh month’s campaigns brought holiday
Reel 360 News always awaits the unveiling of Apple’s holiday spots each year, and 2024’s Heartstrings does not disappoint. With its poignant storytelling and masterful execution, the ad, created by
Time to feel old again. It’s been 20 years since Lost premiered on ABC, captivating millions with its mix of mystery, drama, and mind-bending twists. Created by J.J. Abrams, Damon
Doh! Coca-Cola is under fire for its latest Christmas creative, an AI-generated homage to its beloved 1995 commercial, Holidays Are Coming. While the original featured real actors and iconic red
Mattel is anything but Popular right now. The global toymaker has issued an apology for a packaging error on its new Wicked doll line that mistakenly directed consumers to a
In the wake of Donald Trump’s stunning presidential election victory, brands’ and business leaders’ responses have varied widely, with some celebrating his win and others expressing deep concerns. While certain
October delivered a wave of standout campaigns, tapping into humor, star power, and unique partnerships to leave a memorable impact. Beyoncé turned heads with her Levi’s campaign, celebrating the brand’s
This is the funniest spot I have seen in a long time. Like, legit funny. Uber is rolling out its first-ever campaign, from Special US, for Uber One for Students,
More scares, more chills—just in time for Halloween. Entropico has teamed up with YouTube to create The Analog Horror Project, a chilling, interactive Yoodle video designed to immerse viewers in the eerie
Keurig has partnered with Academy Award-nominated actress Anna Kendrick to launch the playful Brew It All campaign, highlighting the ease of enjoying iced coffee at home with Keurig’s newest innovation,
Blizzard Entertainment’s latest campaign for Diablo IV: Vessels of Hatred takes a nostalgic trip back to Saturday morning ’80s toy commercials—but with a sinister twist. Created by The Many, the
Toronto’s entertainment hub, The Rec Room, is offering a necessary and vibrant escape from the every day with its latest campaign, Make Room for Play. Since opening its doors four
The clock is counting down. It could mean a clutch moment, a nerve-racking play, or a chance to be the hero. It can bring adrenaline and excitement or sheer anxiety.
Sydney Sweeney is going after “dirty little boys.” And we’re not talking about her co-stars on Euphoria. The acclaimed actress from Immaculate and White Lotus, is stepping into the role
