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It is inescapable every time you open your social feed. The secret envy after seeing your friends post their amazing vacation pics.

The Instrument of Hope, a trumpet crafted of bullet casings by survivors of the 2018 Parkland school shooting, is on a cross-country tour with famed musician

In the battle to keep us safe, sometimes the frontlines are in our own backyards. The latest campaign from McCann New York for the U.S.

Apple’s smartphone returns underwater for a mini-documentary on the Maldives Whale Shark Research Program in “Shot on iPhone XS-The Reef, Maldives.” Both the

Told entirely through fake commercials, this short film titled Adman tells an unconventional love story that takes viewers on a heartfelt, funny rid

After winning the account in a creative pitch at the end of 2018, Brooklyn, NY-based agency Dead As We Know It launches its first work for Pendleton Whisky w

Johan Stahl of production house REVERSE directed this marquee trailer--titled “Play: The Power of Ideas”--for the upcoming Newport Beach Film Festival out of

When legendary guitarist Jimmy Page met the Fender Telecaster guitar, rock history was made.

Students don’t feel safe at school. They’re constantly wondering if they are next when it comes to gun violence.

The ultimate primer for time travel in over fifteen dimensions, the TIME SCOUTS HANDBOOK has been lovingly designed to guide Time Scouts young and old throug

People need to get smart about their smartphones. Every day in the U.S. nine lives are lost as a result of distracted driving. 

AT&T Business is using The Masters golf tournament live coverage as a platform to launch a new campaign from BBDO targeting mid-sized business.

A band of bank robbers is mid-heist and on the run.

Directed by Academy Award winner (The Hurt Locker) Kathryn Bigelow via production house Smuggler, this futuristic AT&T spot from BBDO NY tells t

IKEA has set the goal of helping 1 billion people live better lives within the limits of the planet by 2030.

Inspired by the viral success of the "Only Slightly Exaggerated" campaign last spring, Travel Oregon is launching part two of the animated campaign that give