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Gatorade, Snickers, Honda and Google are the other contenders By Tim Nudd Gatorade and Snickers are Emmy nominees for a second straight year, as five spots were announced Thursday as contenders for the 2016 Emmy Award for Best Commercial. Read more » |
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Modern look created by Pentagram By Tim Nudd, Kristina Monllos |
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Teasing a collaboration with Hay By David Gianatasio |
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UFC fighter makes a bold statement after losing her title and undefeated record By Angela Natividad |
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A wintry introduction for the brand's Caribou Coolers By David Gianatasio Snow fell last Friday in Minneapolis, even though the temperature was over 70 degrees. Read more » |
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See it on Fox News By Angela Natividad The Republican National Convention is coming up, and it's already causing social patter: While some notable names have opted not to attend—including the two former Presidents Bush and ex-hopefuls like ... Read more » |
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Should this entertainer be president? By Tim Nudd Some of the top creatives in the ad business have been weighing in on this year's loony presidential election—and predictably, they haven't been lining up with Trump. Read more » |
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Nike dominated in two sports, and celebrity pranks made a comeback By Tim Nudd Cristiano Ronaldo was triumphant on and off the pitch during the Euro 2016 soccer tournament. While Portugal lifted the winners' trophy in France, its superstar striker teamed up with Nike to create the ... Read more » |
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So they know how it really feels By Rebecca Cullers It's International E-Cup Day for Men over at PrimaDonna lingerie, and the men are getting to know what it's like to haul around an extra 6.6 pounds on their chest. Read more » |
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But they're not the endgame By Gabriel Beltrone Stats might be a big deal in baseball, but four-time all-star Bryce Harper wants young players to know there's something more important—their feet. Read more » |
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