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Bwin and the World Cup

By Anya Ow / June 14, 2018 / Comments Off on Bwin and the World Cup

Bwin has one of the better ads for the World Cup this year, a glossy whodunit including (old) stars of the game, including Diego Maradona. Via Totally Gaming: Aiming to utilise a cast of footballing icons, online betting operator bwin has launched its World Cup marketing campaign ‘Who Stole the Cup?’ The Hollywood-style heist serves […]

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Adidas and the 2018 World Cup

By Anya Ow / June 13, 2018 / Comments Off on Adidas and the 2018 World Cup

The Adidas ad for the 2018 World Cup is packed full of the beautiful game’s biggest stars, including Argentina’s Lionel Messi. Via Creativity Online: Yes, it features the likes of David Beckham, Paul Pogba and Lionel Messi, but the spot goes far beyond just soccer legends: in total, there are 56 well-known athletes, performers and […]

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Using Mosquitoes to Fight Malaria

By Anya Ow / June 12, 2018 / Comments Off on Using Mosquitoes to Fight Malaria

A genetically modified mosquito represents humanity’s single best chance to eradicate malaria on a global scale and save lives. Via Vox: Somewhere between 438,000 and 720,000 people were killed by the parasite in 2015. Seventy-two percent of those were kids younger than 5, and nearly 90 percent were in sub-Saharan Africa. Many more people infected […]

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A Funeral for Robot Dogs

By Anya Ow / June 8, 2018 / Comments Off on A Funeral for Robot Dogs

In Japan, a Buddhist funeral for robot dogs – a company gives a compassionate farewell to robot pets in a historic temple. Via National Geographic: A dog-shaped robot—as opposed to say, a dish on wheels with a built-in vacuum cleaner—represented a focus on entertainment and companionship. When Sony released the AIBO (short for “artificial intelligence […]

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Tom Cruise and a HALO Jump

By Anya Ow / June 7, 2018 / Comments Off on Tom Cruise and a HALO Jump

Tom Cruise is notorious (or famous?) for doing his own stunts in films, but even this stunt is a bit extreme for his standards. Via io9: The high altitude, low opening (HALO) jump is a means of airdropping military personnel into hostile territory undetected, developed in the 1960s by the United States Air Force. It’s […]

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Pro Infirmis Everyone is Equal

By Anya Ow / June 6, 2018 / Comments Off on Pro Infirmis Everyone is Equal

Top Swiss disability advocacy group Pro Infirmis has a new campaign titled “Everyone is equal. No one is more equal” which focuses on challenges. Via AdAge: Much to their chagrin, people with disabilities are just like everyone else. Because when life gets complicated or just really frustrating, we all respond in similar ways–often by swearing […]

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Lurpak Softest with Smooth

By Anya Ow / June 5, 2018 / Comments Off on Lurpak Softest with Smooth

Lurpak has such beautiful food ads, courtesy of W+K. This latest one is inspired by the fact that a lot of home cooks get their butter right out of the fridge without waiting for it to soften first. Via Adweek: While Danish butter brand Lurpak seems to focus its ads at kitchen casuals, hoping to […]

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36 Days of Type and the Alphabet

By Anya Ow / June 4, 2018 / Comments Off on 36 Days of Type and the Alphabet

Every year 36 Days of Type asks artists, designers, and others to submit typographic alphabet designs during a 36 day marathon. These are from Ben Huynh. Via This is Colossal: Designer Ben Huynh submitted animated letters for each day of the open call which he combined into a short film. The video presents his three-dimensional […]

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Sundance 2018

By Anya Ow / June 1, 2018 / Comments Off on Sundance 2018

The Sundance 2018 trailer is out! Sundance is an internationally renowned film festival, and it’s back in London this year. Via Short of the Week: Featuring a new short from Kangmin Kim, a director we’ve twice featured on the site with 38–39ºC and Deer Flower the ‘2018 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour’ programme features […]

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Christopher Robin

By Anya Ow / May 31, 2018 / Comments Off on Christopher Robin

The new Pooh film, Christopher Robin, seems to be about saving Christopher from a midlife crisis. Okay. Apparently, it will be very cute. Via Gizmodo: Debuted exclusively on The Ellen Show today, the new trailer for Christopher Robin paints a much fuller, and altogether more heartwarming, picture of the film’s story. The film sees a […]

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