Hasta La Creative!

– TIME’s Super Bowl best and worst. If that feels a little constricting, see what the Twittersphere thought.

You just need to battle its hordes, brave the lines and spend a weekend alone with a Philips and a hammer to claim a little Pax for yourself. =P

– Mountain Dew brings the DEWmocracy slogan back for its new flavor, Voltage, which sadly brings to mind the vintage Volt, a green carbonated drink with a funny aftertaste.

Back in October, we wrote about St. Pauli Girl’s promotion during which people, for the first time, could vote for one of four contenders for St. Pauli Girl 2009.

American Apparel has teamed with fashion blog social network Chictopia to feature the site’s member’s in a new advertising campaign.

Not one to miss an opportunity, the Virgin ad at left seizes inspiration from the crash landing of a US Airways Airbus A320 in the Hudson River this afternoon.

You kin’ do it!” Dunkin Donuts exclaims in the 2009 debut of its new ad campaign, where people like you! power through everyday life with the will and guilelessness of Special Olympics athletes.

In an all out effort to accost, uh, make the public aware of its new logo and celebrate the “next generation’s” apparent positive outlook for the coming year, Pepsi has unleashed itself upon Times Square with a week-long promotional extravaganza.

Jim Bean, and its “The Stuff Inside” campaign, have partnered with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver and owner Robby Gordon to save Chicago’s Wrigley Field from being corporatized like every other stupid-sounding stadium in America.

Converse is an iconic brand. Which leads me to wonder why they would choose to lean on a young woman who needlessly claims to be “hot” on five interlinked microsites—outofyourleaguegirl.com, outofyourleaguegirlonbeingcreepy.com, outofyourleaguegirlonconfidence.com, outofyourleaguegirlonpassion.com and outofyourleaguegirlonmotivation.com.

According to Adweek, Converse’s agency, Anomaly, declined to comment on the effort.