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As the Middle Eastern confict rumbles on, US Secretary of State Pete Hegseth appears to channel his inner Saul Goodman ('Breaking Bad' TV series; Saul Goodman is a name created to reassure as it sounds like 'It's all good, man') in this solemnly worded message delivered against a cartoon background. With the world economy churning and thousands reported dead in the three months since the US and Israel launched a war on Iran, th... Read More
British rock band Coldplay's Chris Martin gets in the frame with some animated favourites to announce the first Super Bowl-style half-time show at the final of this year's football World Cup. Madonna, Shakira and BTS - which is short for Bangtan Sonyeondan or 'Beyond the Scene', a wildly popular South Korean boy band - will co-headline the show at the New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19. Curated by Chris Mar... Read More
Indian actor Boman Irani partners here with pharma company Lilly India to raise awareness around obesity. The strong 'it's not your fault' message challenges those concerned about encouraging reliance on medical solutions for conditions they perceive as manageable and even reversible through lifestyle, diet, and personal choice. "Complex biological factors, often beyond your control, can cause your body to ... Read More
Lots of us will relate to the opening points made in this campaign by Dutch lager brand Amstel: advertising is manipulated and manipulative. Who knew? But certain protections have been preserved by these very mechanism. This picture portrayal may strike a 'show the beautiful reality' note, but it also feels inherently intrusive. The brand does ask the question we're likely asking ourselves, but is it enough to know t... Read More