Holiday campaign got my attention, but made me vow not to give Kmart a single dollar of my money.
Forget a partridge in a pear tree. Go with a pocket projector instead.
Far be it from companies to not try and capitalize on buzz around something so grim as the potential end of the world.
A unique piece of dairy-farming equipment gets the disco treatment.
Durex will donate the condoms to global and local charities dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV.
Famed Olive Garden reviewer says Pete Wells' trashing of restaurant was needlessly negative.
Last night, Conan O' Brien served as the host for the Ad Council's 59th annual Public Service Awards.
New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow is introduced as spokesman for TiVo.
"Totally disappointed, man," Mr. Hartsburg told Politico about his Romney/Ryan face tattoo. "I'm the guy who has egg all over his face, but instead of egg, it's a big Romney/Ryan tattoo. It's there for life."
Thwarted at the ballot box, Alex Bogusky and some other supporters of genetically modified labeling are encouraging people to "sticker bomb the local grocery" by labeling foods on their own.
Bob Garfield's novel "Bedfellows" is "Goodfellas" on laughing gas.
Condom brand Durex posted a risque bit of post-election analysis in China, using its account on Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblog http://e.weibo.com/durexinchina.
A look at the data on election night's prediction guru.
With the election tomorrow, Ad Age wants to know who readers prefer.
The late Linds Redding's "A Short Lesson on Perspective" should be on your must-read list.
Shifting work to offices on the West Coast, working out of hotels, hooking Mac computers directly up to generators: It's taking inventive measures to get work done after Sandy. Tell us how you did it.
A Colorado girl's mom reports she snapped after an NPR broadcast mentioning Obama and Romney.
There's nothing like the smell of fresh-cut grass to conjure thoughts of spring, some sneezing and ... a vodka buzz?
These Procter & Gamble characters squeezed their way to the top of yesterday's poll. Now it's time to pick a winner.
A Christian Dior mascara ad featuring Natalie Portman has been banned in the U.K. following a complaint from rival L'Oreal.
Drilling Down to Where Your Consumer Lives
