Month: February 2023

He has principle on his side in resisting special counsel Jack Smith’s grand-jury subpoena.

He’s murdering his own troops by the thousands as a signal to Washington.

Sharks very rarely attack humans, though people often fear the aquatic predators due to their portrayal in horror movies like Jaws and The Shallows. Tampa-based agency PPK for the Animal Welfare Institute in Washington, D.C. is flipping the script on those films with a campaign pointing out that when humans and sharks interact, it’s the…

Instead of leaning into her hilarious “Clueless” character Cher, Alicia Silverstone became a parrot for Rakuten’s trite taglines.

In 2015 a young Dentsu female employee committed suicide on Christmas Day and Dentsu was later found to be culpable. In 2017 the Japan unit was faced with a client overbilling scandal.

“We can protect kids when they are most vulnerable by keeping them off social media during their formative years,” Senator Josh Hawley writes.

Couples have flocked to the Park of Love in Lima, Peru since it opened on Valentine’s Day in 1993. The theme is represented by mosaics with quotes about love and a central elevated sculpture called The Kiss, depicting a man and a woman embracing and kissing. For the park’s 30th anniversary, digital wallet Yape and…

If you’ve stuck with Yeah, That’s Probably an Ad over the years, you’ll know there’s one ongoing QSR strategy that often leaves us hungry for more: McDonald’s Famous Orders campaign. It’s the celebrity-wrapped gift that keeps on giving, both in terms of food and significant cultural moments. Good news for anyone with similarly large appetites:…

Before a single NBA All-Star enters Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City this weekend, they’ll be throwing elbows with brands for space in the spotlight. “NBA All-Star 2023 is a global celebration of our league, teams and players, serving as a special opportunity for our partners to authentically engage with our fans around the world,”…