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No topic was too niche or intimate for these avant garde filmmakers.

The announcement ties into Johnson’s upcoming SURFILMUSIC project.

Cola trace surreal terrain on ‘Haveluck Country’ ahead of new album release Cola image via Kristina Pedersen May 4, 2026 Cola release ‘Haveluck Country,’ their latest single out now via Fire Talk Records. The track continues the band’s approach to off-kilter songwriting, weaving together fragmented imagery and understated instrumentation. Built around Tim Darcy’s steady vocal […]

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3 New Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to Now: Kneecap, Lip Critic, and American Football…and more music news for you day.

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The very concept of AI and its impact on select industries is enough to cause dramatic swings in stock market sectors and wild future-of-work predictions. But when the world’s largest ad agency talks about changing its revenue model – and trots out a real-world client example to back it up – people pay attention. In […]

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Nineteen of America’s 20 state-run health insurance exchanges use advertising trackers from platforms. Plus: The booze brands are coming to TikTok.

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Ah yes… The immortal words of Samuel L. Jackson in “Pulp Fiction.” Words I have often been tempted to use when dealing with various wankers at far too many BDA’s (Big Dumb Agencies) and BDC’s (Big Dumb Clients) over the course of my long and far too often agonizing career. I once presented a campaign …

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It’s often said that advertising neglects and undervalues its heritage – by Sir John Hegarty among others, no less – but The Guardian is trying to make up for this by exhuming its celebrated ‘Points of View’ commercial from 1986, complete with Kathy Burke who appeared voicelessly in the first one and director Paul Weiland. …

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turning rideshare cars into moving brand experiences, wrapping fleets of 25 to 1,000 vehicles and deploying them across a city’s highest-traffic corridors to create

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