Tarantino Japanders, Fashion FlaskWalks, Interns Beg

Steve Hall

Feb. 19, 2025
1 min read

– And now that fashion brands are involved, we’ve relabeled the flashmob FlashWalk.

– Want to be Phamous in Vegas? Oops, that’s another casino’s thing. Anyway, Mandalay Bay has launched the Untamed Adventure Contest. Facebook. Untamed moments. Compromising positions. Pictures. Prizes.

– Dear PR people: Don’t lie. You don’t want to “gauge my interest.” You want me to give you press. There’s no need for code words.

– Please Hire Us. Crispin Porter + Bogusky interns beg for jobs. Complete with retro flashing logo.

– If you somehow missed it during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, here’s the :90 Michael Bay-directed commercial for your viewing pleasure.

– Quentin Tarantino makes an appearance in a strange Japanese commercial for Softbank.

– GoViral has opened voting to determine the best online branded content in the past decade. Voting closes December 19.

– On Thursday, December 10 from 7PM to 11PM, you can view the work of graffiti artist BNE at the Hell’s Kitchen offices of Mother New York

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