Politics

It’s isn’t long until November 3 and, with Democrat challenger Joe Biden leading in the polls, will his campaign implode, as Hillary Clinton’s did last time round when the FBI took a belated but keen interest in her emails? This ...

Yes, Kanye West has launched his bid to be president of the US, setting himself up as a rival to one-time pal Donald Trump and hoping to take votes off Democrat candidate Joe Biden. West, husband of Kim Kardashian, has ...

Leagas Delaney has won lots of awards in its time but contributing to a Nobel Prize is something special. Longstanding client the World Food Programme (WFP) has won this year’s Nobel Peace Prize for its contribution to bettering conditions for ...

Covid-19 looks like it will be the defining issue of the US presidential election and anti-Trump Republican group The Lincoln Project isn’t pulling any punches in its latest ad. Essentially they’re saying Trump could have stopped (some of) 200,000 deaths ...

HSBC is back with a new TV campaign – ‘The New Different’ – from Wunderman Thompson featuring long-serving Richard Ayoade, backed by a Covid-style spin on its striking Out of Home and print efforts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCS-8es7jvc Head of brand marketing Sarah ...

The rush for a lockdown puppy has expanded the dog loving population in the US as well as the UK, so perhaps Donald Trump should have thought about getting a dog instead of dismissing them as he does in this ...

We may have to review our post-lockdown creativity category at some stage as so-called “local” lockdowns (some involving large chunks of various countries, big cities especially) creep upon us. But lockdown is the backdrop of much of the advertising we ...

Donald Trump is renowned for,aming other things, his love of burgers. Here he is for McDonald’s in 2002, bonding with a big furry purple thing who seems to be called Grimace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIcR8jMDsWc&feature=emb_logo Maybe the undecided voters of the United States ...

Adweek’s Agency Spy has been digging through the New York Times revelations about Donald Trump’s income and tax affairs (his accountants seem to have got there before Apple, Google and Facebook) and discovered he’s made quite a lot from appearing ...