Drew Does Needless Mark Up, G+ Gets Mocked

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– Drew Barrymore will front a new campaign for Nieman Marcus.

– David Hasselhoff is making jokes with the Air New Zealand puppet.

– Campbell Mithun wants you to know they’ve employed the apparently never before used “flicker” effect in a new commercial for Famous Footwear.

– Vogue will top the fashion category this September with 584 ad pages.

– Royal Caribbean has placed its media account into review.

Here’s a really lame video extolling the virtues of G+

– Reggie Watts gives up the love for Nando’s.

– Lose your license and you’re screwed.

– Check out this semi-NSFW ad (it’s animated) for AIDES called Sexy Fingers.

– Yet another gross out approach to getting you to quite smoking.

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