Publicis - Dallas created this Knockout campaign for Sominex sleep aid featuring Boxing Glove, Mallet and Frying Pan.The brand has been around for decades and has a loyal customer base, but hadn't advertised in years. Maker GlaxoSmithKline wanted to increase

Over at DRAFTFCB Auckland, New Zealand they probably jumped for joy when they got the "Secret Diary.." brief, as we all know that sex sells and now they could do really sexy stuff. But like really classy callgirls they go

Not satisfied with passive advertising anymore, Rolling Stone and Men's Health magazines will be offering some interactivity with their ad space.What they want people to do is take a cell phone picture of a print ad in their magazine, send

Walk into any movie theater and you'll probably smell popcorn. Well, if Vogue Magazine and The Fragrance Foundation have their way, it would be perfume! No, not really....but they did come up with this user-generated contest. The winner won't get

From Ogilvy & Mather Singapore comes this poster for The Economist. Look closer. Yep. Teeny little Monopoly hotels.Executive creative director: Todd McCrackenCopywriter: Troy LimArt Director: Ashidiq GhazaliPhotgrapher: Uan

There's such a big flap over the new Gossip Girl billboard that uses a four-letter txt word, but it's not as controversial as French Connection UK's re-branding a few years ago. Everyone should just CTFO.

To demonstrate how serious Comedy Central takes comedy, kempertrautmann/Hamburg hand-drew a few classic gags. This is the continuation of a campaign that won Comedy Central some love at Cannes.

This is awesome. Jobsintown.de used the "people on display" gimmick to drive this point home: "Life's too short for the wrong job!"

George Parker tells us why political advertising sucks.

For the Spitzer in all of us, National Lampoon debuts Whore Diamonds, a Hot or Not-type site that uses the Emperors Club "diamond" rating system to, well, rate whores. Whore Diamonds joins the Drunk University Network.

After whining about lack of a poppin' industry social life, the ad gods smiled down upon Adrants and gave us the chance to cover the One Show Festival next week! (If we're ultra-good, will they also give us Cannes...?)

Hot women with big breasts always seem to get the bum deal and it makes no sense.

OK, seriously. Just what is it about beer that is supposed to make life perfect? How did beer, swill such as Miller Lite no less, become the answer to all of life's ills?

Well, it's better than Cue Cat.

Next month's Vanity Fair features "provocative" photos, taken by Annie Leibovitz, of Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus.

Abusing those who make a living commenting on advertising, the Leo Burnett Brazil campaign that gave us that cockroach on the bottom of a pizza box has been extended to further abuse.

Agency Cheil Communications/Seoul and production company Shilo put together "The Chase" for Hankook Tires. Ad tagline: "Tame the road." Company slogan: "Driving emotion." Two cliches fighting for space.

Senior exec Alan Cohen of Interpublic has been named US CEO of OMD. Cohen has worked at 20th Century Fox, ABC and NBC.

Last week Microsoft announced that, as of August 31, it will no longer issue DRM license keys for songs bought on MSN Music.

On Saturday night, Barbarian Group had the post-ROFLcon VIP party at their Newbury Street offices in Boston.