Fresh Prince fans rejoice: Airbnb is giving groups of Los Angeles County residents the opportunity to book five nights in Will Smith’s mansion in October for only $30 a night. The price references the show’s 30th anniversary, which will also be celebrated in an HBO Max reunion. It’s the latest Airbnb stunt that has included a branded rental space: It has also partnered with Jim Beam, Barbie and Downton Abbey to create unique experiences.

Explore the interior: Plus, it’s social distancing-friendly for the age of Covid.

Brandweek kicked off Monday, filled with extraordinary digital experiences that brought the annual event right to marketers’ homes. Diversity, equity and inclusion were recurring themes of Day 1, which proved to be serendipitous considering that Adweek took measures to ensure that attendees themselves represented diverse communities as well. Adweek invited more than 100 agencies, marketing and production firms to attend for free through Brandweek Lift, which aimed to get diverse companies led by people from underrepresented communities into the conversation. 

The lineup: We also collected those agencies into a directory so that those seeking more diverse vendors can easily find them.

Also from Brandweek Day 1: 

• Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms shared how she worked with brands to lead the city through two crises—the pandemic and ongoing police reform.
• P&G has been leading the charge on closing the inequality gap for years, and chief brand officer Marc Pritchard powerfully explained how to create systemic change within your marketing and office.
• Three Brand Genius honorees—Kofi Amoo-Gottfried of Doordash, Andrea Brimmerof Ally Bank and Sadira Furlow of Frito-Lay got together to discuss leadership insights and best practices for delivering measurable results.

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Eva Santos has been a pillar at Omnicom-owned Proximity for 18 years, a tenure that has earned her a reputation as one of Spain’s—and the world’s—top creative women leaders and agency execs. But now she’s setting forth, and she hasn’t decided where she’s heading next. She said she may seek out an agency that meets her goals, or she might launch her own shop. Either way, we talked to her about the industry and the way it has evolved over her long career.

Read what she had to say: “The worst inequalities are the invisible ones, and when I started in creativity, nobody talked about why all creative directors were men.”

Reddit has a reputation for being a contentious place in terms of political discussion, and it’s trying something a bit unusual by social networking standards for political ads this year. It’s trying to decentralize the conversation by forcing users who want to comment on an ad to share it in a subreddit before they can, and the crosspost will show where all it’s posted and it’s upvote/downvote counts. But Redditors aren’t thrilled with the development, especially because it puts the onus on unpaid moderators to manage the discussion.

Here’s what moderators and users have to say about the development.

More of Today’s Top News & Highlights

• JCPenney Avoids Liquidation, but Hard Work Remains
• How the Milwaukee Bucks Reached Fans When the NBA Season Was Suspended
• Adweek Podcast: Getting Creative With Your Career
• Stop Hate for Profit Is Turning Its Attention to Instagram

In a Hennessy ad about Jamaican American Maurice Ashley, the world’s first Black chess grandmaster, Droga5 presents chess as a martial art for the mind. The 5-minute, beautifully crafted short film, narrated by hip-hop star Nas shares Ashley’s journey from chess enthusiast to champion.

Watch it here.

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Farrow & Ball paint pokes fun at its fussier customers.

Schitt's Creek, Succession and The Last Dance were also honored.

Pew Research Center also found a belief that they lull people into thinking they are making a difference.

Thanks to global warming, seasonal clothes might be on their way out anyway.

A timeline from product-centered to purpose-focused.

The social network is also debuting an initiative aimed at rooting out misinformation around climate change.