Oatly remains in their audience’s corner during one of the hardest holidays for a vegan—Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving pies are channeled into mini donuts as Krispy Kreme turns the holiday into a month-long event.

Ben Stiller leads a God of War themed father support group for all of his dad friends who just can’t connect with their kids.

Quorn advocates for the traditional in their ad that stars a compelling pig puppet.

If you’re looking for a reason to believe in electric vehicles, the ElectricForAll marketing campaign might be just what you need.

Kraft demands that McDonald’s finally makes good on their famous Big Mac by finally adding some mac & cheese to the burger

Trolli has done away with illusions and gives us what we want; candy for breakfast. Enjoy yourself a box of gummy worm cereal in the morning.

Taco Bell, the world’s most renowned wedding venue, takes their services into the metaverse.

The Melbourne Writers Festival shows off a whole new take on the classics, adapted into AI-generated images!

Pinterest’s marketing campaign brings light to our insecurities and assures us that we are not alone.

If you want people to listen to a letter you wrote, or anything at all, you get Morgan Freeman to read it aloud.

If you’re a fan of Rick & Morty, then you’ll love Wendy’s return to their “Choose Wisely” ad spot series.

Nike celebrates her impact on the sport, as well as being an icon that transcends her athletic abilities.

Hinge’s dating app is designed to be deleted and its ad campaign reminds people that it is okay to let go.

United’s ad spot highlights the experience of waiting in line, in an effort to promote their “Skip the Line” virtual united agent feature.

Kia’s ad spot for the Sportage Turbo-Hybrid tells the story of a couple who are trying to do good during a torrential downpour.

This ad is simply there to remind us that we all have our weaknesses. It just so happens that we all share one common weakness; Chicken.

It is in Amazon’s best interest to subvert online crime, or at the very least, educate people on how to avoid perpetrators.

If the reason you haven’t been to the gym lately, or ever, is because you have an exercise aversion—then Gymnosis might be what you need.

If you’ve been wondering what happened to the guy who turns everything he touches to gold, you’re in luck.

Gatorade recognizes that even through the grit and intense pressures of organized sports, it’s important to remember our childlike excitement.

Coors Banquet supports the heroic efforts of firefighters and is devoted to raising money for them.

As a presenting partner, the carmaker has an opportunity to showcase their commitment to zero direct emissions.

In the ad spot, the actor playfully disguises his voice while Jack in the Box customers place orders through their speaker system.

It is an interesting partnership and the kind that has become commonplace in today’s world of marketing.

The tongue-in-cheek ad spot is a refreshing reminder that trying something new and outside the norm could be good publicity for your organization.

The portrait has also been updated to reflect a design that was recommended all the way back in 1931, by sculptor Laura Gardin Fraser.

Aston Martin is refining its iconic wings and their importance—a tribute to what makes the brand a driving force in the world of automobiles.

The brand is ready to make another shift and significantly transform its image—signaling a new era in the production company’s history.

Liquid Death creates a workout vid with comedian Bert Kreischer and viewers can get a glimpse of the insanity in their mock VHS promo.

Christopher Meloni, known for his role in the long-running television show Law & Order, is the latest spokesman for Peloton and the brand’s workout app.

Santa was caught off guard with the timing of the World Cup and finds himself cutting his summer vacation short.

It appears that LendingTree was looking for their version of Flo (from Progressive) and landed on Aunt Linda (Molly Shannon from SNL).

Skyy Vodka announced a marketing campaign with the tagline “What’s in the Sky(y)?” — tying itself directly to the movie Nope’s plot line.

LimeWire’s mission is to allow artists to go back to selling directly to fans and collectors.

If you devour mountain-sized roast beef sandwiches, then you’re likely to get meat sweats.

Small business owners are depicted as heroes who defy the odds and defend their dreams in these Google films.

He’s the most distinguished, classically trained Shakespearean actors to wield a cup of tea in all of Hollywood, maybe even the universe.

The Bojangles chicken mascot, created for this ad spot, seems intent on ignoring the fact that he’ll be consuming his own species.

Kraft’s Mac & Cheese packaging is getting a facelift and the logo on the box has an updated cheesy noodle smile.

Atari celebrates a half century on planet Earth and launched a couple of new commemorative logos that incorporate its iconic brand mark.

It’s clear that Paramount is making efforts to grab a worldwide audience after watching the most recent ad from Paramount+ UK & Ireland.

Zippo’s new brand film “Live with Confidence” plays upon the importance that reliably producing a flame means to human beings.

a2Milk’s ad spot takes the concept of catfishing quite literally.

The tagline, “Freak Out Responsibly” describes how adults will react to the news of the product.

Liquid Death continues to crack the norm of what beverage marketing looks like.

That’s right, Vader made an appearance in NYC’s Times Square to promote Kenobi, the new Disney+ series.