I know you’ve already seen it, but what a smart addition to an iconic campaign. Best line is the Millennials making peace with the Boomers… ‘It’s okay that you spent $368 billion on submarines’.
Boomer Town
Author: Jayne Pearce
All-pro Congress scrumming
Australian journalism can’t compete with this.
‘Remember, the elevator is not your friend all of the time’.
Way to go viral
Get the sports guy to do the weather.
Inevitable news
One of the things journalism does is generate hope. This cooperative initiative by American news media on gun violence is a good example of that endeavour.
And another award-winner. A wicked and brilliant stunt that tricked a former NRA president into addressing 3044 empty chairs at a graduation ceremony. The chairs represented all the children of 2021 who will never graduate because they died in gun violence.
Your periodic reminder
That mostly, technology is a force for good.
Some love in the room
Neil Diamond stopped doing live performances five years ago due to his Parkinson’s disease.
Couple of weeks ago a musical about his life called A Beautiful Noise opened on Broadway. Of course they invited Neil Diamond to Opening Night, and he attended.
After the show he stood up in the balcony, to the delight of the audience. And, with the backing of the stage show cast and a couple of thousand people in the audience, he sang Sweet Caroline.
Our first Turkish ad
Vasectomy cocktail
Amusing advertising promoting alcohol consumption.
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Re the World Cup
Check out this lyrical campaign by the Scotts, leading up to their first appearance in 23 years at the European Championships. Was promoting Bauer’s radio coverage of the event.
