Something’s fishy with Fallon’s latest Cadbury initiative

From drum playing gorillas to eyebrow twitching haunted kids, Fallon London certainly knows how to call attention to its Glass and a Half Full Productions projects for Cadbury. This time around they’re taking the action under the sea for a little aquatic contest.

Goodby puts Dickie’s toughness to the test

I remember many years ago, on some TV show that predated the ever popular Mythbusters, these people decided to challenge the iconic image stamped on the patch of every pair of Levi’s jeans; they harnessed up two workhorses to pull on a pair of 501s in opposite directions. Now maybe 19th century horses weren’t as strong as the ones we have now, but those jeans lasted all of about two seconds.

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