Hasta La Creative!

Who doesn’t like a nice stack of pancakes everyone in a while?

We always new Jay Mohr was an actor. We never really knew he was a comedian (we gave up on SNL long ago and, more recently, never watched Last Comic Standing). Apparently, appreciates his comic abilities and hooked up…

Making life easier for publishers struggling to keep up with the explosion of ad networks – now numbering over 300 – and the determination of which network will yield the best results, is the Rubicon Project.

For HBO’s new series In Treatment, Deep Focus along with illustrator Bryan Christie have crafted a website, He’s Listening, that, like the series, lets you get inside the minds of the five patients features in the show.

So what do you to to promote yet another shopping mall in a place as big and busy as Hong Kong?

While this scenario is, at best, a bit of a stretch, the commercial in which the scenario plays out does a pretty good job commanding one’s attention.

You can react to this MacHeads movie trailer (yes, it is reportedly going to be a real movie) two ways.

It’s unclear whether or not this Bud Light Ability to Talk to Animals spot will make an appearance during the Super Bowl but if it does, there could be a lot of sausage talk at the office the next day.

For a woman, not being able to see her feet without leaning over her protruding breasts could, by some, be considered a good thing. For a man with man boobs, not so much.

The sad thing about this new Colle + McVoy-created campaign for the Minnesota State Lottery is that there really are real people in the real world just like the ones depicted in these three commercials.