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    Thierry Albert joins TBWANEBOKO As Executive Creative Director

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    Thierry Albert (l), newly named executive creative director of TBWANEBOKO, and Darre van Dijk, the agency's chief creative officer
    AMSTERDAM --

    TBWANEBOKO has hired Thierry Albert as executive creative director. The French-born Albert has 20-plus years of experience within the creative industry across Europe and Canada, which has seen him create multi-award winning campaigns for the likes of Heineken, Corona, Budweiser, Instagram, Uber, Coke and McLaren. Before moving to TBWANEBOKO in Amsterdam, he was at Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam for eight years, during which, he was the global creative director on the Heineken, Instagram and, more recently, the Evian accounts with Dua Lipa. He also directs music promos, documentaries and ads under the name ALBERT ALBERT.

    Throughout his career Albert has won several Cannes Lions and been recognized numerous times by the D&AD, Eurobest and the Andy Awards. This is reflected in such past work as the early Marmite “Squeezy” campaign, Heineken’s “The Chase” campaign starring Daniel Craig, and the “Stories Are Everywhere” campaign for Instagram entirely shot using the platform that landed him an invitation on stage at the D&AD Festival.

    Darre van Dijk, chief creative officer at TBWANEBOKO, said of Albert, “After years of making amazing, awarded work for Wieden+Kennedy, his next chapter is now with us. He’s a great crafter and visual storyteller–one of the best in the business and a great joy to work with.” 

    Albert said, “Kill boring has been my mantra from day one in this business. I’ve never missed a chance to do things differently, make great work and have fun. Always in this order, too. I’ve felt an instant playfulness and complicity with Darre, and I want to help him make TBWANEBOKO one of the most interesting and inclusive places to work at. A place where we welcome all talents, experiment with no fear and praise each other along the way.”

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    Judge Awards Blake Lively Legal Fees But No More Damages In “It Ends With Us” Dispute

    Friday, June 12, 2026

    Blake Lively can recover some legal costs from fellow actor and director Justin Baldoni but not punitive damages and other relief she sought after settling her legal claims over their 2024 film "It Ends With Us," a judge ruled Friday.

    Judge Lewis J. Liman said in a written decision that Lively can recover legal fees and costs related to her defense against a countersuit Baldoni brought against her after she sued him in December 2024.

    In his written ruling Friday, Liman cited a California law designed to protect survivors of sexual harassment and discrimination from retaliatory lawsuits meant to intimidate and silence victims.

    The judge said the law requires that the plaintiff must pay the defendant's legal fees and costs if a defamation claim made in response to a lawsuit is dismissed, even if the facts of the case have not been developed through the gathering of evidence.

    Liman said an exception would be if Baldoni and his production company, Wayfarer Studios LLC, could prove malice fueled Lively's claims, but that Baldoni and Wayfarer had produced no evidence to show that.

    The judge rejected her claims to triple any damages and pursue punitive damages as well under the California law, saying that they did not fall within "carefully crafted federal procedural rules designed to protect the rights of the parties."

    Lively and Baldoni settled the bulk of their dispute last month just as a trial was about to start on Lively's retaliation claims. She received no money from the deal but was permitted to pursue legal fees.

    In their statements, both sides cast Liman's ruling as a victory.

    Lively lawyers Michael Gottlieb and Esra Hudson said the award of legal fees "makes it clear that Ms. Lively brought her claims in... Read More

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