Like great dreams with fantastic looking women swimming in pools and dancing in shadows with their layers of silk? Try having some milk before you go to bed mate. They say it helps.

“Love fantasies and flying are two of the most common dreams people have,” says Jeff Goodby of Goodby, Silverstein and Partners. “We wanted to bring these fantasies to life in a funny way to bring the message home: without the proper nighttime routine with milk, consumers may not be able to fully realize their dreams.”

Take the stage. Great Britain. Preparing for the London Olympics this ad features British athletes Jess Ennis, Phillips Idowu, Tom Daley and Louis Smith as well as one heck of a beauty shot with that Lion Head at the end and some fancy manicure, but not much in the way of original idea.

Mad Men's favorite curvy redhead Christina Hendricks plays a woman starship pilot dead set on reaching her destination. In her crammed space-ship she swaps body parts for fuel, determined to keep on going, loosing large chunks of herself in the process. I totally knows how she feels.

Bracer1, part of a series of new TV spots for watch line ESQ by Movado conveys the significance of timepieces to consumers in today’s fast-paced world. Watches should be high-quality and reliable, while also being wearable, having casual elegance and style. Each of the four, 15-second spots communicates the emotional component of timepiece selection by showing watches in the context of consumers’ lives. As the tagline, “My World. My Watch” suggests, ESQ by Movado products say much about their customers’ sensibilities.

Bracer1, part of a series of new TV spots for watch line ESQ by Movado conveys the significance of timepieces to consumers in today’s fast-paced world. Watches should be high-quality and reliable, while also being wearable, having casual elegance and style. Each of the four, 15-second spots communicates the emotional component of timepiece selection by showing watches in the context of consumers’ lives. As the tagline, “My World. My Watch” suggests, ESQ by Movado products say much about their customers’ sensibilities.

The brief is to position Brita as the "green" alternative for water consumption. The creatives explain;

In this spot, we targeted plastic water bottle users throughout North America. By showing just how many plastic water bottles the average Canadian buys each year, we reminded consumers that there's a much more responsible way to get, filter and drink water.

The spot caled "Change" was developed by DDB Canada's Toronto office, and was recently launched to coincide with Earth Week, which is good timing.

Can I just note that I love the kid dissing his dads fist-bump with a "nu-uh"?

The dancing and then the drowning, this PSA is rather eerie.

Last night the CEO of the Aids Task Force, Jonathan Karni, unveiled this year's campaign for the "World Aids Day": The "SDIA PROJECT".
The project which launched 6 weeks ago was based on a song called "Going all the way", about a girl with easy virtue, created by an unknown band called "SDIA".

The song which was released to all the Radio Stations in the country and was meant to spread and reach as many people as possible, set out to prove one point only:
See how easy it is to get infected. Get tested!

…And the campaign, which started on all the radio stations in the country, proved that point... Here's the song being played on The Big Brother Show in Israel.

Jameson is a single-distillery Irish whiskey. The brand is today owned by the French beverage conglomerate Pernod Ricard.

Visa Celebrates Record-Setting Olympic Performance (for medal #7) with New Michael Phelps “Go World” Commercial

“Michael Phelps truly embodies the spirit of our ‘Go World’ campaign that celebrates memorable Olympic moments and the extraordinary athletes who achieve them,” said Kevin Burke, head of global consumer marketing of Visa Inc. “We congratulate Michael on this momentous achievement and wish him the best as he continues his march towards Olympic history.”

Visa Celebrates Record-Setting Olympic Performance (for medal #7) with New Michael Phelps "Go World" Commercial

"Michael Phelps truly embodies the spirit of our “Go World’ campaign that celebrates memorable Olympic moments and the extraordinary athletes who achieve them," said Kevin Burke, head of global consumer marketing of Visa Inc. "We congratulate Michael on this momentous achievement and wish him the best as he continues his march towards Olympic history."

Will our heroine dare to jump? If she drinks what her body demands!

This ad was partly shot in Utah and aired worldwide but came out of a London agency.