Al Majdiah has announced the launch of its new brand identity under the slogan “Inspiring Living”, a strategic step that reflects its commitment to a more innovative and sustainable future in the ...

A new ad from the Coca-Cola Co. opens with a shot of a typewriter clacking out Stephen King’s The Shining. The viewer follows ...

In 1977, with dozens of fires set daily and tourism in freefall, New York hired an artist to save the city. His infamous ...

Creative agency The Do Collective has welcomed an ex-Ogilvy Australia leader into its fold as managing director. Nathan Quailey was revealed as the agency’s MD, tasked with leading the company ...

The image of the flipped logo has been edited to add "eyes" so that it more closely resembles a KKK hood. On April 1, 2025, TikTok user @thedisciplinedfatkid posted a video (archived) in which he ...

The California-based surf brand Lost International claim that the singer is ripping off a trademark they've had since 2015 Kevin Mazur/Getty Lost International is suing Lady Gaga for using a logo ...

New Zealand premium red meat company Silver Fern Farms has appointed Ogilvy NZ global agency partner. Following a competitive pitch, Ogilvy NZ will be tasked with leading the global masterbrand ...

It’s not HBO, it’s Max — but the new standalone logo for Warner Bros. Discovery‘s streamer now certainly looks like HBO’s at a glance. The Max streaming service has quietly launched a ...

The Monkeys and Ogilvy came out as the top Aussie creative agencies, in 13th and 33rd position respectively. UM and Mindshare were the top Aussie media agencies, in 12th and 38th position ...

Still, perhaps your T-shirts could use an upgrade. Slogan tees can be risky, often reading lame or try-hard. And the look tends to skew younger. But with a little digging, you can certainly score ...

He grabbed a white T-shirt from a pile of deadstock and used heat-transfer paper to print a slogan that described what he was feeling at the moment: “Protect the Dolls.” The whole process took ...

It was 11 p.m. the night before Conner Ives’s runway show. The designer and his small team were holed up in his London studio, where several unfinished garments still needed their attention.