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A guy offers to buy the next round of drinks at a bar.

Trains give off 30 times less CO2 than individual cars and 20 times less than planes.

Brian Billow of O Positive directed “Out of Order,” the latest installment in the long-running Left Twix vs. Right Twix rivalry campaign from BBDO NY. 

“Why Bother?” That’s the question Director Tim Damon recently got to answer while highlighting the features of the new Lexus ES models for automaker Lexus an

Two youngsters get out of school due to the death of their Uncle Edward.

On Saturday January 12th at 2:15 PM PST, filmmakers Spike Lee and Jason Blum and cast members John David Washington, Adam Driver, Topher Grace, Laura Harrier

To promote the launch of its Verdera Voice Lighted Mirror with built-in Voice Control, Kohler tapped RSA Films’ filmmaker and visual effects artist Robert St

Director Juan Cabral of production house MJZ teamed with ad agency Mother on IKEA’s “The Nightclub,” a trendy venue for what we all crave at nighttime: slumb

A high-energy chase, peppered with comedic twists and turns, puts the tough credentials of the new Mercedes-Benz X-Class V6 on display in this cinema/TV spot

The truth doesn’t report itself. Rather, it requires journalists with bravery, perseverance and rigor--like those at The New York Times.

On the 30th anniversary of its famous tagline “The Best a Man Can Get,” Gillette is taking a fresh look at what it means to be “the best.”  The company is in

Marking the 150th anniversary of the Family Action charity, this campaign from agency And Rising aims to get Brits talking about family pressures such as men

The new year is always a time for reflection, and creative partners Alex DiBucci and Kate Griffiths of GSD&M in Austin, Texas, took that to heart in this

Crunch Fitness, a brand renowned for fusing fitness and entertainment, worked with StrawberryFrog to launch a new marketing movement and advertising campaign

To promote its new Go2s value menu choice, Dunkin’ has launched a campaign from BBDO NY that celebrates great “2s,” including this spot which features a sing