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Mizuno Running is unveiling its first-ever TV spot on Monday, timed to the Boston Marathon. The 30-second commercial is part of the sportswear brand’s $2 million “What if Everybody Ran?” campaign, which began last month.

The ad is slated to air locally in Boston and nationally on ESPN. Ahmet Abaci, VP-brand marketing and management at Mizuno, said the brand has a bigger presence at this year’s event than it did a year ago, when bombings at the finish line abruptly halted the race.

“We’re there with everything we’ve got,” Mr. Abaci said.

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(TrendHunter.com) Malgosia Bela looks like she doesn’t have a care in the world in the ‘Ethno Glam’ editorial for Vogue Germany’s May 2014 issue.

Despite the sweltering weather conditions,…

(TrendHunter.com) Creating purposefully useless object art, Katerina Kamprani’s ‘The Uncomfortable Project’ is smart, witty and forces us to notice everyday objects we tend to overlook.

Taking on…

(TrendHunter.com) Once a color reserved for scorn and jokes about jumpsuits, orange experiences a metamorphosis in the Vogue China May 2014 issue. Whether it was the popularity of the Netflix original series ‘…

Mr. Janeway was also executive editor of The Atlantic Monthly and the author of two books on the decline of democracy and journalism.

Newspaper industry revenue in the United States fell last year, as increases in circulation revenue were not high enough to make up for shrinking demand for print advertising, an industry trade group said on Friday.

Le Kicking Horse résidence réalisé par Bohlin Cywinski Jackson est une structure de verre complétée par un bois brut clair et foncé. Cette architecture crée une ligne dynamique dans la nature et s’imprègne dans le paysage en tout légèreté. Une architecture spectaculaire à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

(TrendHunter.com) As the flowers start to bloom and the colors start to change outdoors, there’s no better time to start switching up your interior decor with equally festive furnishings, and these pastel decor…

Bud Light's spoof of the super-viral American Greetings "World's Toughest Job" video was a bit underwhelming. But now Funny or Die has delivered a more amusing one—even if the "punch line" isn't really a laughing matter. The hashtag is: #actualworldstoughestjob.

Wisely, they get to the point pretty quickly, and also spend quite a bit of time mimicking actual lines from the original. Plus, thankfully, it has nothing to do with dads.

Is it just me or did hair-loss products evolve a million years since the days of spray-on hair?

Bald dudes everywhere rejoice! Check out this demo for a product that appears to be real (although we've got our eye on you, Kimmel). With more than 5 million views in just a few days for this crazy ad—for a product that seemingly sprouts freaking hair on your scalp in seconds—the folks at Caboki may have a hit on their hands. 

According to the company website, the product is all natural and works like this: "When you sprinkle Caboki into a thinning area of your hair, the fibers automatically cling to your hair like millions of tiny magnets. Each thin wisp of your hair instantly becomes thicker and fuller, eliminating those embarrassing thinning areas."

One reviewer warns, however: "There will be marks on your pillow covers if you don't wash your hair before you go to bed." Thanks, Debbie Downer.

Take a look below at this miracle of follicular wizardry.

UPDATE: This appears to be a reupload of an older video. And according to several commenters, stay away from this stuff!