Sexism has no age limit! YEAY! / sarcasm.

Save the whales - save the money!

Elizabeth Hurley explains how she used Groupon to get 50% off a Brazilian wax, and helped "Save the Money". I think I pulled a muscle in my eyes.

Paul "Bear" Vasquez - the man who flipped out over the trippy double rainbows - takes a tour around New Zealand and flips out over double everything else, including a double neck-tie at the end. Why? What does it mean? Vodafone's new Double Back offer!

GoDaddy are at it again, using their patented formula of super bowl ad hype, as usual. Jillian Michaels and Danica Patrick are in their dressing rooms reading the script for this ad complaining that they "won't do it", whatever it is, Danica refers to it as "over the top" and Jillian dubs it a "crazy stunt."

Fairies, a suspenseful water rescue and a raging bear are highlights of the epic campaign for Bouygeus Telecom co-produced by Harvest and Wanda for DDB Paris. Harvest Films’ director Baker Smith collaborated with masterful DP Chris Soos, accomplished editor Herve Schneid (Amelie, City of Lost Children) and the visual effects artists at BUF to craft a campaign that includes the whimsical “Fairies” which was released theatrically in 3D.

For its launch rollout, startup Proust.com engaged production company Civilian Studios in an ongoing collaboration tailored for micro-targeted advertising strategy. The relationship is emblematic of Civilian’s methodology and is a natural fit with Director Diane Paragas’ roots in documentary experiences and brand promotions. The inaugural spot, “Joshua” launches this week and was just named the Google TV for ALL First Place Winner.

An acapella welcoming committee sing everything from "The Boys are back in town" to "I am the passenger". Who knew they had so many talented beatboxers and singers hanging around Heathrow? So very well done. Life is for sharing.

Short edit that goes with Telecom NZ - Giant city pac-man / Text Anyone 2500 - (2010) :45 (NZ)

Short edit that goes with Telecom NZ - Giant city pac-man / Text Anyone 2500 - (2010) :45 (NZ)

Short edit that goes with Telecom NZ - Giant city pac-man / Text Anyone 2500 - (2010) :45 (NZ)

What would you do if SMS/text messages were only half a cent? Play giant pacman, of course. New Zealdm telecom figures that when you can send 2500 texts per month to any NZ network for $12 with "Text Anyone 2500", you can get pretty creative.

Kieren Cooney from Telecom, says one of the brilliant things about Mobile is how people are coming up with seemingly endless ways of using the phones and services. And this idea celebrates that - the imagination and energy of New Zealanders, specifically in the way we've embraced Mobile to enrich our lives.

To showcase its latest mobile apps, Yahoo! is taking interactivity to a new level by installing giant phone kiosks in high-profile movie theaters. For this unique engagement, Yahoo! tapped kaboom productions’ directing duo sausage (aka john benson and ward evans) in a dual capacity to write and shoot content for the bigger-than-life phones.

The making of Dot - the worlds smallest animation, as shown by the team at Aardman animations. Their Celloscope had to have depth of field, so they built their own version. and the set moves underneath the camera. Dot herself was printed by a 3D printer.

A man eats lunch alone, as a woman comes up and begins singing.

"Here you are, eating lunch alone but if you had Comviq Kompis
You could have called someone
for 0 kronor"

The men on the balcony join in and suddenly the song isn't so cute anymore:

"He's daft, daft!
Why are you such a fool, you think like a drugged monkey!"

They drag the man out of his seat and end the song with;

"You're so stupid in your whole head and so dumb it makes us ashamed"
and throw him in a garbage container.

Probably one of my most favorite commercials

Bing continues its "adventures with Bing" campaign... Inspired by an image on the search-page a man decides to plan his trip to New York right then, getting flights, exploring museums and finding yankees tickets.