This year, working from home has become the new norm, and the ability to stay connected virtually has allowed people to pull off new and inventive ways of achieving what
It’s impossible to hate on a spot that includes a Soul Train line. Truly Hard Seltzer has dropped a brand new campaign, calling on drinkers to be their original and
Like all industries, the coronavirus COVID-19 has begun to affect the advertising industry. Omnicom CEO John Wren has confirmed staff reductions, salary slashes and furloughs are happening across the agencies
Ogilvy Creative Director Kate Desmarais, Leo Burnett VP, Strategy Director Stephanie Dials and Accenture Designer Dahye Ok will represent Chicago on the The One Club for Creativity jury for its global
The snack brand brings together the hottest rapper & iconic boy band According to PepsiCo’s Doritos new Flamin’ Hot Nachos, the Super Bowl is going to be hot. How hot
The Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP) has officially released the shortlists for its 2025 slate of juried competitions: the AICP Show: The Art & Technique of the Commercial, the
Aris has officially signed director Michael Miller for U.S. and Canadian representation. With over 20 years of experience in film production, Miller has built a reputation for his sharp comedic
Ari Weiss, a trailblazing creative leader known for his fearless, boundary-pushing campaigns across some of the industry’s most celebrated agencies, passed away on Friday after a long battle with cancer.
Mountain Dew is bringing a wild, Baja blast-inspired twist to the Super Bowl with its latest commercial, featuring none other than Seal—transformed into an actual seal. The 30-second spot, set
A hungry UFO, a barbershop customer who can’t resist Doritos’ dust, and a not-so-bright dad make up the three Doritos finalists for its revived Crash the Super Bowl contest. To
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
The “Cancel the World Cup” campaign, created by Texas-based agency BeautifulBeast for Fundación Cardiológica Argentina (Argentinian Heart Foundation), has been awarded Best of Show at this year’s American Advertising Awards.
Uber Eats, BMW, and Doritos didn’t win the Super Bowl. It was a far craftier and more calculated brand that did. Taylor Swift. Fact. Just because she doesn’t make tortilla
That was a helluva game. Talk about a nail-biter. 60 minutes of actual playing time and over 4 hours of snacking, watching, and drinking. Yes, Super Bowl LVIII lived up
BMW is set to make a splash during Super Bowl LVIII with a new 60-second spot showcasing the all-new generation of the iconic BMW 5 Series, including the groundbreaking BMW
In a dazzling display of flavor and flair, Doritos Dinamita is set to make waves during this year’s Super Bowl LVIII with its first-ever commercial featuring the dynamic duo of
In a teaser for its upcoming Super Bowl ad, BMW has unveiled a glimpse of Christopher Walken jamming out to Usher’s hit song “Yeah!” while cruising through the streets of
After a hiatus from the Super Bowl in 2023, BMW is set to make a comeback in the 2024 game with a 60-second commercial that aims to spotlight electric vehicles
Chris Beresford-Hill, formerly the President of North American Advertising at Ogilvy, is set to make a notable return to Omnicom’s BBDO, where he will assume the role of Chief Creative
The One Club for Creativity has officially commenced the call for entries for the prestigious ADC 103rd Annual Awards, backed by the dynamic “More Than Luck” integrated campaign, masterminded by
