An Australian diaper commercial oh-so delicately talks poop. Because there's nothing so graceful as referring to the magical 'number 3' which is apparently exploding diarrhea.
Last week, a Direct TV ad featuring a dead Chris Farley was met with a lot of negative attention. This week, Landline TV brings us some more ads featuring dead celebrities.
These new anti-pedophilia ads seem like they might be perpetuating the problem more than helping it.
in a new ad for DirecTV, slightly older David Spade inserts himself back into 1995's Tommy Boy, where he proceeds to add new meaning to the famous 'fat guy in a little coat' scene. And while we all loved 'Forrest Gump', here's an example of that fun technology gone horribly wrong. RIP Chris Farley.
Australian ad for Jamieson's Raspberry Ale depicts 'Ho White' and her dwarves ('Filthy, Smarmy and Randy') all together in one big, happy bed. Because if she could get animals to clean for her…
Culture Buzz 15 hilarious and creative ways to use a designer's surroundings for advertisements.
TV Buzz After Glenn Beck called President Obama a racist, 36 companies have pulled their advertisements from his program. UPS has even gone as far as to pull advertising on all Fox networks. Looking over these highlights, you have to wonder why they didn't get out sooner.
CBS is going to run an ad in Entertainment Weekly that will feature an embedded video player that starts automatically when the page is turned. Next we'll be eating whole meals packed into pills and our robot butlers will make our beds for us.
This ad for Luxor Hot Tubs shows how in incredibly relaxing a soak can be. [via]
After it was revealed that Nokia provided the Iranian government with surveillance assistance during the post-election crackdown, Iranians are rightfully upset. One created this ad for a “new Nokia product, produced with the cooperation of the Islamic Republic of Iran” that is “capable of identifying, torturing and killing Iranian youth.”
So my question is, is some one who get's off on taxidermied bears a furry or necrophile or what?
An some what disturbing old-timey advertising for Chevrolet disguised as a children's cartoon.
After months of being bombarded with the NBA's “Where Will Amazing Happen?” ad campaign, the YouTube masses have responded with a new wave of parody videos. This just proves that filming stuff in black & white and adding slow piano music can make anything super dramatic. See more “Where Amazing Happens” parodies at Urlesque.
“Pasta Dude,” the anthropomorphic rapping noodle, is at the center of a series of ads for Domino's pulled from air because it kind of looks like he's buttf'ing. Is he saying “Pasta Dude” or “prostitute?” Eh, who cares? He's the cutest little rhyme-spittin' peen/penne we've ever seen!
Though it's certainly effective advertising, I feel like the the creepiness of the poster suffocating a child risks overshadowing the PSA message itself. Is that a Thomas the Tank Engine patch on his OshKosh B'Gosh dungarees?
An interactive Viagra advertisement lets you truly contribute to the ED experience.
Designer and bonafide YouTube celeb iJustine is featured in a new TV ad for Mozy.com, a site for online storage. Another one? This might be getting out of hand. Although, what Justine has going for her is that she could normally fit into this sort of ad — her viral celebrity only provides a little inside joke for those “in the know.”