Puegeot Alchemy

Check out this super cool ad for Puegeot by BETC Euro RSCG in Paris France:

Peugeot Alchemy from stephane pivron on Vimeo.

James Lipton and his beard fight to ponder before you text

This isn't necessarily a new campaign, but I didn't post about it yet. This is just a hilarious campaign featuring James Lipton of "Inside the Actor's Studio" and..his beard. Together, they are joining forces to fight wrongful text messages in a campaign called "Give it a Ponder" for LG.
"Catfight"

"Locker Room"

"Angry"

"Unicorn"

Coke Happiness Machine

I want one in my room

Adidas Star Wars Collection Commercial

Check out the official commercial for the Adidas Star Wars Collection. It's pretty hip if I do say so myself.

Crispin Porter + Bogusky employee handbook

A little taste of heaven...It's like you've just landed your dream job! I bring you the CP+B employee handbook:

Crispin Porter + Bogusky employee handbook

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Click - Inspiration and Legos

Legos are inside toy boxes, and in the theme of it all comes a video about inspiration, complete with the building blocks themselves. It's that Eureka moment, or as Lego calls it, the "Click" moment. "Inspired by a million true stories."

Racist KFC Ad?

Haha, wow.

Every sound tells a story

Here's a fun campaign from Saatchi and Saatchi Italy for a production company.

Digital Trends

2010 Digital Trends, Ideas and Technologies (Part 1)

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Die Hard powers Reggie Watts

Best car battery commercial ever. DieHard internet video w/ Reggie Watts:

My Adidas! (now with augmented reality)

Adidas is my brand. It's simple and classic. This said, I've gotta have these new sneakers. Later this year, Adidas will create a line of sneakers that will utilize augmented reality to create not only a 3d environment, but games that use the shoes as a controller. The shoes will retail between $65 and $95. I can't wait! Is this taking augmented reality too far? I think not! This is only the beginning. Read the full article here at wired.com.