Aired during the Olympics opening ceremony, this new Uber ad unites every service under the tagline “Go Get It”.

The Rock’s tequila brand Termana Tequila is traveling across the U.S. in its tour bus called the Mana Mobile.

Disneyland has updated their Jungle Cruise ride just ahead of the movie release! Check it out and find all of the movie’s Easter eggs!

We could be witnessing the return of big budget summer movies and a light at the end of the tunnel for theater owners everywhere.

The PSA “Vax That Thang Up” went viral in an instant, quickly becoming one of the most widely discussed vaccine ads in the entire pandemic.

Kellogg’s new European packaging creates accessibility for blind individuals, and may spark broader change.

Heinz leads the way with their new campaign calling on hot dog and bun companies to coordinate their packaging efforts.

Nintendo announced their new Switch version – The OLED Model. Optimizing portable features, playing on the go is better than ever.

NBC Olympics is celebrating the beginning of the games with a road trip across America, transporting a statue of the Olympic Rings from city to city.

Beats By Dre launched a new campaign that brings us back to the reason we buy headphones—for intimacy with our music.

Marriott launches their new campaign “The Power of Travel”, encouraging people to emerge from their shells and see the world again.

Chipotle promotes the update to their rewards program with a racing game featuring burritos and race cars!

The FRIENDS Reunion has brands buzzing with referential marketing material. Which brands are coming to help you move your couch?

Getting a new dog is always an exciting experience. Hyundai celebrates its new pooch – Spot the robot-dog – following their acquisition of Boston Dynamics.

Chris McDonald reprises his iconic role from Happy Gilmore to promote the film’s 25th anniversary and a partnership with Adidas and Extra Butter.

Who wants a LEGO set of a shoe that you can’t wear? The answer to that is pretty simple—collectors. Some might say it’s a match made in LEGO heaven.

Iconic video game character PAC-MAN partners with Pizza Hut in a campaign that lets you play the classic arcade game on a pizza box!

The new Capital One ad “Dad Mode” features stars from Schitt’s Creek in a Father’s Day themed spot focused on car purchases.

Finless Foods developed a cell-cultured version of the seafood using plant ingredients, which could help solve sustainability problems.

The quirky little hand-cranked gaming device from Panic, Inc. is interesting, mysterious, retro and arguably adorable.

In this commercial from IKEA about sustainability, a robot reminds us that we can all make a difference in our environment.

The meat maker cooked up a new advertising campaign called “Keep it Oscar” as a lighthearted, make-you-smile effort that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

The new Apple campaign centered around privacy released an ad demonstrating the discomfort of overbearing data tracking and the chance to be free of it.

The refreshed Mr. Peanut makes his debut in a new campaign as Planters prepares for its sale to Hormel Foods.

Amazon Prime has the rights to James Bond, Rocky, The Hobbit, and television hits The Handmaid’s Tale and Fargo.

Reflecting on the mess of social gatherings before the pandemic, Pepsi paints a picture of a wonderful messy future.

No matter how personally interested you are in Pokémon, it’s clear that this brand has what it takes to keep people coming back for more.

Google’s new campus in Santa Barbara, California is dedicated to developing a commercial grade quantum computer.

The beer company has launched a new campaign with moments and scenery that remind viewers of the iconic beverage.

Hot off the heels of a massive merger with Warner Media, the digital media company Discovery finds itself in the spotlight.

These ads help viewers remember the product by connecting each service to a joke they might share with friends.

Popular hiking app AllTrails finally decided to put itself out into the world with a brand new ad campaign.

The at-home fitness company that made a name for itself with stationary bikes adorned with giant internet-connected screens and motivational classes has been going through a lot lately.

Carl’s Jr. and Hardees, both owned by CKE Restaurants Holdings, Inc., are stepping into the footwear collaboration universe.

The BTS Meal will be available globally—they’ll be the first celebrities to get their custom menu items shared worldwide.

When you need to promote your business, sometimes it’s the seemingly silly things that can create a stir.

Stagecraft is a continuously upgradeable soundstage surrounded by digital screens, allowing filmmakers to display any environment that suits the performance.

In a world where movie marketing websites only last a few years (at most), this site is still jamming in all its early-internet glory 25 years later.

Volkswagen punk’d the world with an obviously-timed announcement that they were changing their name in the United States to Voltswagen.

7-Eleven actually started selling pajamas to promote that it officially serves breakfast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Procter & Gamble’s Tide brand wants to convince people to wash their clothes in cold water, to save money and the environment.

The promotion allows customers to receive a free Original Glazed doughnut—every day if they want one.

The themed area, set inside Universal Studios Japan, is further evidence that the Nintendo brand has made a significant cultural impact in the world.

The interesting part about NFTs lately, is the strange motivation that’s causing these digital files to explode in popularity.

In a time when many brands are refreshing or reimagining their identities, it’s nice to see one that decided to remain true to its roots.

IKEA built a virtual escape room that allows you to use augmented reality (AR) to do a little spring cleaning.

This is a genius marketing avenue for a company that engineers products that people wear on their face.