Portrayals of grandmas and AI are generally a sorry tale. The talk is all about how a bot can rescue old ladies from ...

Strawberries and cream. Players in white. Well-dressed fans in linen and panama hats. It looks effortless, but Wimbledon's elegance is the product of ruthlessly deliberate commercial engineering. Over ...

Whoop is a health-tracker that’s focused on longevity, so who better to sell the brand than Cristiano Ronaldo? At the age of 41, the Portuguese footballing legend has just scored his first ever goal ...

Six uncomfortable truths from a panel that tried to answer that question. Today I’m publishing a new word: megacombo. I ...

I've spent most of my career in media and comms planning, but the work I've always been drawn to sits where brands contribute ...

A desert island feels like a good place to think about advertising. No metrics. No trend reports. No LinkedIn posts about “authentic storytelling”. Just the work itself and whether it actually sticks ...

‘Boil-in-a-bag funerals are here at last – I have a few questions’ was the heading on Carol Midgeley’s piece in Times 2 on Wednesday. Midgeley is the Thunderer’s esteemed TV critic and she, like the ...

First up, I’ll need food. For that, let’s go to a stone-cold classic. The Skittles campaign has produced some killer work across the globe over the years. But for me, this is the one. It’s why I moved ...

Stu Outhwaite-Noel and Ben Middleton, the co-founders of Creature London, have found their way to Pablo after the sale of their agency threw up some unexpected curveballs. Creature London sold to ...

Spunk for milk. A not-so-delicious line in the absolutely delicious ‘I Swear’ – without a doubt my creative highlight of the year. Kirk Jones’s movie charts the real life story of John Davidson, an ...

While the other half of the Celebrity Traitors “Joemance,” Joe Wilkinson, is hanging out with Keira Knightley for Waitrose, Rugby legend Joe Marler gets to sit in a box in Shoreditch promoting ...

Vicki Maguire was brought in as a key player kicking off a whole new era at Havas London. Recruited in 2020 by former CEO Xav Rees as part of a dream team, they initially had a lot of success – most ...