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Jonah Hill's Brilliantly Awkward Sneaker Ad Might Be His Best Act Yet Hush your gums and buy the trainers By Gabriel Beltrone Jonah Hill may have perfected the art of the intentionally awful ad.
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Brisk Ice Tea Is Latest Brand to Get Its Own Sneaker, and It's Pineapple Passionfruit These kicks are loud and refreshing By Charles Goetz Ever since Lipton's Brisk Iced Tea abandoned its inescapable '90s "That's Brisk, Baby!" ad campaigns from J. Walter Thompson that featured claymation celebrities, its marketing has focused ...
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Visit Houston Uses VR to Help Bust the City's 'Tumbleweeds and Cattle' Stereotypes 360-degree videos include the NASA Space Center and more By Christine Birkner Houston is the fourth largest city in the U.S., and one of the most diverse, yet it's still not a hugely popular tourist destination. "We still have to dispel beliefs that Houston is where the tumbleweeds ...
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Midas Subjects Its Own Mechanics to the Most Advanced Lie Detector Test in the World Could you hold its gaze? By Angela Natividad Perhaps unsurprisingly, six out of 10 Spaniards think mechanics are liars, according to the Spanish Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU). The country's economic crisis has only exacerbated that belief.
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This Stripped-Down, High-Tech Vehicle Could Change Auto Advertising Forever The only car you'll ever need (for ad shoots, anyway) By David Gianatasio When you're shooting an automotive commercial, why bother using the actual car being advertised? That's so 2015.
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Chobani Tells Inspiring Team USA Stories in Its Multifaceted Olympics Campaign Good food helps fuel greatness By Katie Richards Olympic athletes need to put good stuff into their bodies in order to succeed. But good food alone won't win them any medals at this summer's games in Rio, according to Chobani's new multifaceted Olympics ...
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Kids Talk About Their 'First White President' in BET News Spots New PSAs aim to increase voter turnout By Christine Birkner Children under 8, who were born during the Obama administration, are about to experience a landmark moment—the first time they'll see a white person elected president of the United States. To raise ...
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