The Force is Calling | Star Wars Weekends
Not a problem with Seamless
Introducing the Party in the USA drinking game. Rules in the image. Pull up the music video and start playing to your heart’s content! (with @benmeck)
The man himself!
This is one of the best campaigns for a TV show I’ve ever seen. Each poster represents an iconic, artifact from the show. If you’re a fan of Arrested Development, you’ll appreciate the reference like Dr. Tobias Funke’s “Daisy Duke” denim shorts. If you’re not a fan of the show, how could you not be intrigued and therefore inspired to tune in.
Metal Potential? Gold. (One Show Entertainment, Clio Key Art)
For some of their films, Disney would film real actors so that the animators could watch them for reference.
(via wilwheaton)
And they say that email advertising can’t be super creative. Above is an email from the Playstation Store. Below is the same email without the images loaded. WIN/WIN.

They made baseball cards on Vine to promote the new game.
(via SportsCity)
I just Ship My Pants (aka the only memorable Kmart commercial I can recall)
Banner Ad's Creators Dismayed By Its Current State
There are so many good quotes in this post, it’s not even funny.
G.M. O’Connell, founder of Modem Media, the agency that created the first banners:
Joe McCambley, creative director at Modem Media, who worked on the AT&T placement
(via Digiday)
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