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M&M’S turns Rylan’s cinema prank into a 2,000-ticket Halloween push
There is a special kind of delight in hearing a cinema audience gasp together, and M&M’S is turning that shared Halloween reflex into a prank, a celebrity appearance and a reason to plan another movie night. The brand has recruited British TV and radio presenter Rylan Clark to surprise moviegoers rather than simply appear in…
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Target turns D’Arcy Carden into Chief Giftologist for the holidays
Gift shopping has a familiar problem: the hardest person to buy for is often the one who insists they do not want anything. Target is turning that seasonal dilemma into a comedy classroom, complete with a celebrity professor and a curriculum built around finding the right present. The retailer’s 2026 holiday campaign, Academy of Giftology,…
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Armani Beauty lets Jonathan Bailey talk failure in Power of WILL
For Armani beauty, a recognizable face becomes more interesting when the person behind it admits to uncertainty. Audiences see the movie premiere, the race-day helmet and the polished campaign portrait. They do not usually see the mistakes, fears and private decisions that preceded those public moments. That gap is the premise of The Power of…
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Nike and Corteiz make a 2:18 sneaker film about making ads
Streetwear drops have always been about more than footwear. The shoe matters, but so does the story around it: who shows up, what the creative looks like, and whether the release feels connected to the people wearing it. The latest Nike and Corteiz film turns that pressure to make a memorable sneaker ad into its…
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Samsung Malaysia uses Team Galaxy creators to answer Fold8 doubts
For anyone curious about a folding smartphone, the practical questions tend to arrive before the excitement. Can you live with a visible crease? Will the apps you already use behave normally? Is a larger screen worth paying more for? Samsung is asking Malaysian creators to work through those doubts in public. In a two-part Team…
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Simone Biles brings a personal story to Arcutis’ skin campaign
For an athlete whose achievements are usually measured in medals, a personal story can offer brands a different way to connect. Simone Biles is speaking publicly about her experience with persistent skin symptoms, a subject that has little to do with what happens on the gymnastics floor. That experience is the starting point for Arcutis…
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Domino’s turns Minecraft into six collectible pizza boxes
Domino’s has found a fitting canvas for its latest gaming collaboration: a rectangular personal pizza that looks right at home in Minecraft’s block-built universe. The fast-food chain is turning its Domino pizza into a collectible experience, complete with six character-themed boxes and digital rewards. Announced October 21 and launching October 26, the collaboration with Minecraft…
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Minnesota Timberwolves turn 30 seconds into a Real Loud fan tribute
Basketball teams can buy airtime, but they cannot manufacture the feeling of a city finding its voice at a home game. That is the emotion behind the Minnesota Timberwolves and their latest campaign, which puts the people and personality of Wolves basketball in the spotlight. The team has introduced Real Loud, a brand platform built…
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Samsung turns 8 years of foldable doubts into creator Re-Reviews
Old gadget reviews are an unusually public kind of time capsule, and Samsung Canada is turning that internet archive into its latest pitch for foldable phones. A creator’s first impression can be replayed years later, with the original doubts still on screen. The company’s October 22 announcement introduces Re-Reviews, a series asking familiar technology reviewers…
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A product launch is not a marketing capability
A CMO can approve a software renewal because a vendor has demonstrated an impressive new capability, only to discover at implementation that the feature is unavailable in the company’s region, not connected to its data, or still on a product roadmap. The sales presentation described a product direction. The budget was approved as though the…