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Sonic Is Making Awesome Square Shakes Designed for Instagram, Sold Through Instagram Get yours personally delivered at Coachella By Tim Nudd Sonic is preparing a delightful on-site campaign for Coachella later this month, where it will sell completely square shakes that were designed for Instagram and will be available for purchase (and instant delivery ...
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W+K Crafts a Pair of Gorgeous Alpine Fairy Tales for Milka Chocolate and Biscuits But 'Lilaberg' wasn't actually made in the Alps By David Gianatasio Once upon a time, Wieden + Kennedy Amsterdam created a fairy-tale campaign for Mondelēz's Milka chocolate brand.
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Ad of the Day: Honey Maid Preaches Acceptance in Even More Polarized America Droga5's 'Wholesome' campaign goes beyond the nuclear family By Tim Nudd Honey Maid's "This Is Wholesome" campaign enters its third year today at a cultural crossroads.
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Line of Fake Baby Food Urges Parents to Stop Feeding Their Kids Gender Stereotypes We highly recommend the Breadwinner Pudding By David Kiefaber The Anxiety and Depression Association of America has a lot of opinions about gender roles in childhood ... and it's channeled them into Gender Baby Food, a parody product based on the design of the Gerber ...
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April Fools' Day 2016: Our Foolishly Giant List of the Best Brand Hoaxes See all of this year's coolest and silliest pranks By Rebecca Cullers It's that time again: April Fools' Day, when brands get rewarded for being deceptive, impractical and stupid. And hopefully, funny.
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Hamburger Helper Dropped an Entire Rap Album for April Fools', and It's Shockingly Good 'Watch the Stove' is fire By Kristina Monllos If you run down a list of brands that understand, appreciate and contribute to the hip-hop community, Hamburger Helper probably wouldn't make the cut.
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Radio Flyer Found a Cute, Clever Way of Showing What Its Little Red Wagon Means to Kids Hint: Pretty much anything By Angela Natividad Growing up, we can't remember ever having seen an ad for Radio Flyer. (Turns out there's a reason for that.) But imagine what a modern one would be like, nourished both by nostalgia and Super Bowl beer ...
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