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Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
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What's not to like? After all, kittens and cats can still break the internet, and this particular campaign for the new hybrid Peugeot 308 model is gaining applause for its side-stepping of AI. An extended metaphor which interprets cars as kittens or cautious cats, and the new vehicle as a fully developed, highly confident lion, the ad uses a model city and real felines using it. As cat-lovers will know: “You need to be ... Read More
Spanish singer-songwriter and businesswoman Rosalía, 33, turns up the heat in this ad for Calvin Klein's Elixir fragrances - Bold, Magnetic, and Solar. The Grammy Award-winning artist made her CK debut late last year, posing with a snake for their lingerie line, and is currently visible elsewhere as part of a cancer awareness campaign after she was spotted smoking a cigarette during a podcast interview. Leadin... Read More
An interesting meeting of two worlds as social service provider The Salvation Army USA and popular online platform / game creation system Roblox launch the world's first thrifting store. While the meaning of 'thrifting' - shopping for second-hand or gently used items at lower prices than new - is familiar to many of us, it came into use as a verb in the 1860s, coincidentally when The Salvation Army ... Read More
With the world a mass of impenetrable and largely incomprehensible conflict, the USA's Department of War - formerly known as the Department of Defense - recently put out this jingoistic campaign, which openly refers to recent global events such as US-Iran tensions and the US kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Iran clearly stated today that it would respond to any US "act of aggression" after US President Donald Trump said... Read More