Avengers is currently playing at Cinema Salem, my local, non-chain movie theater. To celebrate the event — and appeal to the many fanboys in the area — the theater got an artist to create a cover for the doors leading to the actual theater in which the movie is playing.
Click here to see movie posters for Green Lantern.
Via IMP Awards
This Subaru commercial has been out for a while and it's on all the time, so chances are you've seen it.
Typically, I like unexpected casting choices. But the actors in this spot just make me uneasy.
First, the father looks like an unsub from Criminal Minds. His preternaturally wrinkled face and indeterminate age make him kind of creepy.
In contrast, the teenage daughter looks like a hot supermodel. Which make his view of her as a preschooler seem less fatherly and even more creepy.
I've always imagined this guy kidnapped the girl from her real parents when she was still very small.
Could be that I just need to stop watching Criminal Minds.
If you haven't yet seen this Subaru spot, click here to watch it.
I know zombies can't swim because I read it here.
If you want to buy some of Kim Kardashian's 'old' clothes, you're in luck. She's selling some of them on eBay. A whopping 10% of the proceeds will go to charity.
Click here for a link to the Kardashian Kollection of clothing at Sears.
Go to Midori's Facebook page and you'll get the chance to download videos and photos of Kim Kardashian as well as Midori recipes — but only if you LIKE it.
Click here to see the Kardashian family's most recent Christmas card.
The Ghost of Samara (Japanese movie on which The Ring is based) is coming out in 3-D. Which will make the scariest movie I've ever seen even scarier.
Even the promotion for the movie gives me the creeps.
Click here for links to great online ads promoting Rob Zombie's sequel-remake of Halloween 2.
Saturday I told you about Cee Lo Green and his cat Purrfect teaming up with Meow Mix cat food.
Today I learned that Cee Lo Green has been named one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business. And he and Purrfect are on the magazine's cover.
Also on Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business, "actress Jessica Alba, as co-Founder of The Honest Company, director Wes Anderson, comedian Aziz Ansari and Deborah Borda, CEO of the LA Philharmonic and Thomas Tull, CEO of Legendary Entertainment."
Star of the Resident Evil zombie movie franchise, Milla Jovovich, is my favorite action hero.
Now she's also appearing in ads for Avon.
Here's one of her recent tweets.
Look what made its way into my wallet. Such an odd way to campaign for a candidate.
By the way, advertising on US currency is illegal so I doubt Ron Paul's current or past campaigns sanctioned stamping money.
In case you missed it, here's the May 5th cover of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Living section:
Via AdFreak
Saturday I posted a few examples of Edvard Munch's The Scream being used in advertising. Today I found one more.
The ad is for Faber-Castell, the world's largest maker pens pencils and art supplies. If you click the ad to enlarge it, you'll see the image is made from colored pencils.
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore
Chief Creative Officer: Steve Back
Creative Directors: Troy Lim, Jon Loke
Art Directors: David Stevanov, Kairong Ku, Si Hui Heng, Jon Loke
Copywriters: Adeline Siow, Troy Lim
Illustrators: Dash Kadam, Inessa Loh, Loh Yi Qi, Danny Ong, Alicia Tan, Joycie Koor, Brandon Sim
Photographers: Jimmy Fok, Calibre Pictures
Account Managers: Shirley Tay, Ng Hui Min
Retoucher: Lay Leng
Via Ads of the World
