Promo Magazine: Kahlua has teamed up with Condé Nast Traveler and the Oxygen Network to push its coffee liqueur through a new TV show, Bring Home the Exotic. The five-part series lets viewers travel with a Condé Nast Traveler editor and a couple to exotic locations around the world, where they explore the new terrain and experience local foods and cultures. Once home, the travelers host a themed party in which they …
Singing Pawns Used To Forward Hateful Agenda
ABC News: Thirteen-year-old twins Lamb and Lynx Gaede have one album out, another on the way, a music video, and lots of fans. They may remind you another famous pair of singers, the Olsen Twins, and the girls say they like that. But unlike the Olsens, who built a media empire on their fun-loving, squeaky-clean image, Lamb and Lynx are cultivating a much darker personna. They are white nationalists and use their …
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French Makes The Funny Pages
Equal parts vanity project and career suicide, Words & Pictures is a new webcomic produced by a creative team eager to bite the hand that feeds them. New strips are published every Monday, with the latest weighing in on the Neil French scandal. …
A Dollop Of Sophmoric Humor
Beans: The Musical Fruit from Liggett Stashower in Cleveland is ostensibly a chili party invite, but it's meant to double as a viral. Farts are fun. To a point. …
Coming Soon: A Film Made To Sell Gear
Brandweek: Oakley, which created film company 1242 Productions to promote awareness of its core board-sports market and its athletes, is releasing The Community Project, a snowboarding feature. The film is stocked with action/adventure scenes from many of the world's top snowboarding locations. Oakley markets eyewear, apparel, gear bags and wearable electronics. "1242 Productions gives us the ability to provide a …
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America, Please Welcome The Blisters
I haven’t been this interested in a television ad since Robert Conrad was daring us to knock a battery off his shoulder. Danny Miller is stoked about his nephews' new commercial for Quaker Oats, which is certainly understandable. After all, it was directed by Errol Morris. And the spot serves as the television debut for The Blisters, Sam and Spencer Tweedy's band. Jeff Tweedy of Wilco is their dad. so these kids …
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Shakes In The Park
Adweek: Creature in Seattle is Burgerville-izing Shakespeare for the Vancouver, Wash.-based restaurant chain. This past weekend and next, the independent agency is producing "Shakes in the Park," an outdoor theater series in Portland, Ore., in which Burgerville's signature huckleberry milkshake will serve as protagonist (and complimentary snack) in 20-minute adaptations of As You Like It and other classics. "It's the …
All You Need Is Love (Of Money)
Given that Sir Paul has lent his name and music to Fidelity Investments and Bob Dylan is hawking lingerie, I suppose it should come as no surprise that one needs a working American Express card to buy tickets for the upcoming Cream shows in Madison Square Garden this October. Market Wire: American Express has a long history of providing special access and meaningful experiences to Cardmembers. As part of this ongoing …