[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc4VraDiqIk&rel=1] Here we see a fan make his way onto the field, spicing up an otherwise subpar Thursday Night Football matchup on the NFL Network. I know that it's been discussed at length in multiple forums, but with the quality of production for these...
The team's hamburger-peddling sponsor has really scored with another marketing gem. On the inside of the jersey. That's right. The inside of these Joma-designed duds come equipped with an inverted image of the King. No, not Elvis — we're talking about that crazy one from all the BK commercials that somehow freaks a lot of people out. 
OK so maybe I forgot for a little while with the NBA on its yearly break, but gee wiz that LeBron James is a silly one. For the release of the Nike LeBron Zoom VI The Swoosh has teamed up with The King to make what is clearly one of the more entertaining footwear spots we've seen in some time. Looks like Bron-Bron will rake in a ton more money with this one. 
I just love love love this commercial. We need more like this.
Johnny Cupcakes is officially moving to the West Coast soon, opening a new store on Melrose Ave. in LA on August 2 (big party, we hear). Here Johnny gives us an update on the construction of the Los Angeles shoppe. Really like the cool vintage feel going on here. Check it out and let me know what you think.
Brilliant on-field camera work courtesy of director Guy Ritchie. This is definitely one of the most unique soccer-related things I have ever seen filmed.
The rapper Jay-Z has teamed up with fellow African-American enterpeneur Steve Stoute to launch Translation Advertising in New York City. The company's aim is to create advertising that caters to multi-cultural consumers without alienating them. Given his popularity, Jay-Z may very well be onto a new trend in advertising: marketing intelligently to groups who have previously been either misunderstood or ignored altogether. 
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