Well, here is a really big twist on a familiar love story for The Swiss Heart Foundation. it's very lovingly shot, and the ending comes as one big sad shock. Nice stuff from Swiss Agency Contexta AG.
Now will someone tell me a joke and cheer me up?

This spot for Lynx Apollo reminds you that an astronaut never has to put the seat down.
It's all part of Lynx's Space Academy Initiative. To send a few lucky blokes to space. So they can come back and not have to try so hard with the ladies.

This spot for Lynx Apollo reminds you that an astronaut never has to brag.
it's all part of Lynx's Space Academy Initiative. To send a few lucky blokes to space. So they can come back and score with the ladies without having to put in the work.

Nothing beats an Astronaut. Ever.

Bwahahahahahahaha.

Gillette creates a documentary in which stubble bearded guys find themselves in a "Kissing recession," and then asks "Are we killing the kiss?"

Dunno. But I have some other questions.

Are we killing the kiss? Or are we in a kissing recession? Which is it?

If we are in a kissing recession isn't it more accurate to say we're fast approaching a fiscal kissing cliff but still have time to avoid it?

Madheart director Jan Gleie portrays the lives and fashion sense of two young women in a pair of new ads for T.J. Maxx and Grey, New York. The spots are part of the retailer’s on-going Maxxinista campaign and sequels to a group of spots directed by Gleie last year. Each takes the form of a loose documentary of a free-spirited young woman who is both a fashion trendsetter and someone who appreciates a bargain.
One of the new spots features stylist Cate Sheehy from the TLC series What to Wear. She first appears in her studio and confesses that what she enjoys most is styling her friends. “They,” she notes, “all love the latest trends, but none of them wants to pay full price.” She takes them on a shopping trip to T.J. Maxx where they load up on designer fashions at discount prices.

Madheart director Jan Gleie portrays the lives and fashion sense of two young women in a pair of new ads for T.J. Maxx and Grey, New York. The spots are part of the retailer’s on-going Maxxinista campaign and sequels to a group of spots directed by Gleie last year. Each takes the form of a loose documentary of a free-spirited young woman who is both a fashion trendsetter and someone who appreciates a bargain.
One of the new spots features stylist Cate Sheehy from the TLC series What to Wear. She first appears in her studio and confesses that what she enjoys most is styling her friends. “They,” she notes, “all love the latest trends, but none of them wants to pay full price.” She takes them on a shopping trip to T.J. Maxx where they load up on designer fashions at discount prices.

There’s nothing like the feeling of getting really lucky. A lucky break can make everything better. Combine that with a trip to Fallsview Casino and you’ve really got something. This was the thinking behind Fallsview Casino Resort’s new television campaign, “Anyone Can Get Lucky”, created and produced by Blammo Worldwide.

After receiving the Best Broadcast Advertising award at the 2010 American Gaming Association Communication Awards for “Lucky Streak”, following up in 2011 with a luck driven campaign seemed like a perfect fit for Fallsview Casino Resort.