Wrath of Cannes Thursday Night!

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– Don’t miss Wrath of Cannes! It’s tomorrow from 7-10P at the East River Bar.

– Amidst Cannes, New York Festivals announced the 2009 Grand Trophy winners, honoring six countries with the coveted award. This year’s Grand Trophy recipients include: CumminsNitro, Australia; Publicis, France; and BBDO/Proximity Malaysia. The United State also received three Grand Awards, honoring BBDO NY, Big Ant International and Crispin Porter + Bogusky.

– Do you laugh or do you cry when you watch this New Zealand safe-driving PSA?

– Dos Equis Most Interesting Man is now a professor at the Most Interesting Academy.

– Zugara has launched an online shopping application that’s destined to make online shopping much easier.

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