Pete Wells Will Leave Role as NYT Food Critic
Posted in: UncategorizedPete Wells is moving on from his role as the Times restaurant critic, a job with many rewards and maybe too many courses.
Pete Wells is moving on from his role as the Times restaurant critic, a job with many rewards and maybe too many courses.
While the topic of genital health remains largely taboo, pH-D Feminine Health drew on humorous euphemisms to start a conversation about the issue. “Love and Hearts for Your Lady Parts” aims to relay health information through innuendo. It is the first work for the brand by Curiosity since becoming agency of record in April. Directed…
ADWEEK’s Audio Awards honor the best in podcast excellence, including host Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the Kelce brothers’ sports smash hit New Heights (winning for the second year in a row) and the True Detective companion show. Podcasting’s marketing investment has struggled to reflect its influence on culture: The IAB predicts podcasting will grow 12% to over…
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Claims that President Biden and his allies ordered the attack on Donald J. Trump, or that Mr. Trump staged the attack, started quickly and spread fast across social media.
In April, whistleblower Sam Salehpour–a 17-year quality engineer for Boeing–took a seat before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs. The committee was investigating Boeing’s safety culture following several highly publicized incidents, notably the fatal crashes of Boeing 737 Max-8 planes in 2018 and 2019, and a door plug blowout on a 737…
The plane lands in Paris, and you immediately point out the Eiffel Tower to your seatmates and anyone within earshot, after you’ve cheered the pilot’s flawless touchdown. Dr. Rick is so disappointed in you. “No clapping,” says the exasperated yet ever-patient character in a new Progressive Insurance ad. “It’s the end of a flight, not…
After releasing a Japanese manga adaptation earlier this year, Apple continues to take its long-running and celebrated “Shot on iPhone” campaign on a world tour with a surreal adventure set in Mexico. “Suerte!” (“luck” in English), by agency TBWAMedia Arts Lab Latam, follows Musica Mexicana singer/songwriter Ivan Cornejo as he travels from California to Mexico…
The change immediately led to questions about whether NBC was blocking the program, which has been loyal to President Biden, for political considerations.
The plane lands in Paris, and you immediately point out the Eiffel Tower to your seatmates and anyone within earshot, after you’ve cheered the pilot’s flawless touchdown. Dr. Rick is so disappointed in you. “No clapping,” says the exasperated yet ever-patient character in a new Progressive Insurance ad. “It’s the end of a flight, not…
Every four years, CONMEBOL Copa America takes place, with national soccer teams from the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football coming together to compete. As the oldest still-running continental soccer competition that is watched across the globe, COPA America provides ample opportunities for brands to score with sports fans. So this year,…
As Oracle Advertising winds down–with it, contextual firm Grapeshot and media quality firm Moat–ad verification firms like Integral Ad Science and DoubleVerify are in the best position to scoop up former clients, (neither has said how many inbound leads they’ve had). But marketers, agencies and publishers have grown increasingly suspicious of the traditional ad verification…
When a glamorous young woman named Xochitl Cleansington begins her day, all seems well in the family mansion. The first sign of trouble appears when her bottle of CeraVe cleanser is empty. She searches for a backup, but all she finds is a cabinet full of hand soap. Cue a dramatic scream and swelling soundtrack,…
Tubi is doing its own British Invasion, launching its first brand campaign in the U.K. Following its arrival in the U.K. earlier this month, the Fox-owned ad-supported streamer is now rolling out its “Watch What You Actually Want to Watch” campaign that focuses on British viewers. Nicole Parlapiano, Tubi’s CMO, told ADWEEK that the concept…
Tubi is doing its own British Invasion, launching its first brand campaign in the U.K. Following its arrival in the U.K. earlier this month, the Fox-owned ad-supported streamer is now rolling out its “Watch What You Actually Want to Watch” campaign that focuses on British viewers. Nicole Parlapiano, Tubi’s CMO, told ADWEEK that the concept…