Hasta La Creative!

These ads for nu-kitchen were pitched to us as eye candy for ex-English majors.

Mooching off the 3D Super Bowl shenanigans, Crest and Digitas launched Kiss Me in 3D, a site that promises all the steam and slobber of a warm, lusty body.

Hoping you’ll contribute to its waning pool of inspiration, US Cellular (via Riney) put together YourInsideJoke.com, where users can exploit that kind of between-friends humor that doesn’t really scale to the world at large.

To promote DoYouWantaSprite.com, factorii is disseminating the following web video.

Cutwater continues the more-or-less successful “Never Hide” effort for client Ray Ban. Here’s four new online vids to kick off 2009.

– Hulu will be launching an ad campaign on Super Bowl Sunday. It’s promised to “reveal the secret behind” its, uh, Huluness.

Obama Girl and Barely Political creator Ben Relles, along with Next New Networks, have launched Barely Digital, a technology comedy site which will feature shows, product reviews, and comedy sketches.

Ooo! Ooo! It’s like Diesels’ The Heides…but not.

In ongoing efforts to align itself to Obama’s message of hope, Pepsi worked with R/GA and Eyeblaster to launch a banner ad encouraging people to record videos for our new POTUS.

As always, domain-buying service GoDaddy took the fullest advantage of its liaison with Danica Patrick — and her beaver — for this year’s Super Bowl spots, whose scripts appear to have been written by pornographers in financial distress.