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Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
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Move over, high-fliers - looks like ultra-luxury living is now about swimming-pools in the sky. If you're subject to vertigo, you may not even want to watch this swoop around Marina Bay Sands - the Las Vegas Sands group's new US$8 billion ultra-luxurious resort and entertainment destination in Singapore. The US casino and resort company says that "When completed, this new development is set to redefine indus... Read More
The head of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took some flak when he announced the cancellation of several mRNA vaccine development activities. Many media reported the move, set to save and re-allocate some $500 million, as an 'anti-vax' response. In this short announcement, RFK Jr. explains the factors behind the HHS decision to undertake "a coordinated wind-down of its mR... Read More
US superstar Beyoncé proves a major distraction from the Sydney Sweeney / American Eagle ad that hit the headlines recently in the fourth edition of her 'Denim Cowboy' collaboration with Levi's. The singer / songwriter, actress, and businesswoman stirs up all kinds of excitement with visual references to the first three campaigns, a cameo by US actor Timothy Olyphant, and - most importantly - her exit on a motorbike. Since she enters o... Read More
Innovative and attractive campaign to encourage people to join the US stem cell and marrow registry. In partnership with healthcare company Labcorp and Wrigley's familiar Doublemint Gum, the campaign - two years in the making - turns the tables on the traditional perception of used gum as icky by showing how it can be used to save lives of people with blood cancer. Some might see it as a little too pushy, while others ... Read More