Shayk Sheds Top, Teese Teases Again, Timberlake Golfs

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– Russian model Irina Shayk sheds her top for a new Replay Jeans campaign.

– Dita Von Teese is teasing again. This time for Target Australia which is launching a new line of lingerie.

– Asics, which used air blown ping pong balls to create a sneaker has now moved on to balloons.
– Skechers, after parting ways with Kim Kardashian for this year’s Super Boiwl has decided to, instead…hire a dog.

– This is awesome. Put all kinds of different things in a microwave and film them blowing up all to suggest eating at Moe’s Southwest Grill is a much better place to get your food.

– Amazing new Italian commercial for Fiat.

– Be sure you look at these four hilarious takes on potential Presidential ad campaigns for Romney and Obama.

Here’s that quirky new campaign for Wilson from Wexley School for Girls. Great stuff.

– Hulu’s Ad Zone is up and running. Watch some of the best ads from past years and see all the new ones come game day.

– Justin Timberlake has hooked up with Callaway Golf for a new ad campaign.

– Following last year’s “your rack is unreal” commercial with Faith Hill, Teleflora has hired another hottie for this year’s event; Adriana Lima.

– Love the new Audi Quattro commercial.

– Running, running, running. Everyone’s running for Adidas.

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