Simpson’s Bazaar, Disco Dreams, Eyewonder Calls, Mops Orgasm

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– In the ever expanding quest to make sure every inch of media space contains some elements of its campaign, the Simpson’s Movie campaign has hit the pages of Harpers’ Bazaar.

– Grow Interactive has created Disco Dream Ride, a site which promotes Lance Armstrong’s fan club and the Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team. Visotors can webcam themselves and affix their heads to character on the site Trailer Crashers-style.

– Eyewonder has launched a Click-to-Call feature or its rich media ad units.

– Naked people, cock rings and orgasm mops get it on for Method cleaning products. These are the ComeClean people.

– The “world’s most boring movie” is supposed to promote paint. We think not.

Here’s the full length Obama Girl vs. Giuliani Girl video we tipped last week.

– First there was Diet Coke and Mentos. Now, there’s Carlsberg and Mentos. And it’s bad. Really, really bad.

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