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If you could talk to your younger self, what would you say? For many, that advice would be to take care of yourself.
It was the role he was born to play - himself. James Franco stars in the latest work from Droga5 in New York.
eHarmony has built on its previously successful platform of 'better matches, better dates' in coming up with a new TVC campaign mirroring its predecessor's ethos.
Hollywood star Owen Wilson will become the face that launched two cruise ships, as he plays a central role in P&O Cruises' new campaign.
Imagine being plunged into the tragedies in Syria, and being faced with the same sort of choices those marooned in that area wrestle with every day.
In an attempt to move youthful interest in tennis further from the baseline, Tennis Australia has launched a new TVC to drive its ANZ Tennis Hot Shots marketing campaign.
Architectural Coatings ANZ brand Taubmans has a new spot from Naked Communications that shows things bouncing off the walls - though in this case, that kind of thing is a positive.
Dating is all about trying to find that special someone, and Core's new integrated campaign for RSVP reflects that search: how to 'Find A Keeper'.
Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market has taken on a fresh new look developed by brand agency R-Co.
Coca-Cola South Pacific has launched its latest brand push, through the 'Coke Come Alive' campaign, which is dedicated to showcasing the uniqueness of each Coca-Cola product.
Fairfax newspapers will give rugby coverage a push with an interactive online game campaign to boost reader engagement
Sea Shepherd has launched the next phase of its controversial Ultimate Death Scene campaign, which sees actor David Field reprise his role for radio.
Sheraton has gone big for its latest campaign; a $100 million global marketing push which includes a cinematic 30 second spot shot in Sydney.
Millers customers will be the stars in the latest multi-channel campaign for the fashion retailer.
The power of sending a simple thank you note is the cornerstone of a new creative campaign launched by DT in the lead up to R U OK? Day, which is this Thursday 10 September.
A coffee cart will roam Sydney's CBD over the next fortnight promoting the Economist in an attempt to boost sales and subscriptions.
It's a love story as old as time, boy meets girl, girl then goes and features in a McDonald's commercial. There's been a bit of television crossover in this McDonald's spot.
Asahi Super Dry has launched its second Australian TV ad and aims to affirm the beers standard for quality and taste through the creative message 'Above All Else'.
