In fairness, this campaign was one of the “easier” and earlier ones for us; but it does help illustrate a lot of high-level concepts we’ll be talking about down the road.
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We have a large employment practice; one of our niche areas is tip-pooling. And Minnesota happens to have a really unique tip-pooling statute.
With the Final Four in town, most of the downtown restaurants were booked up with parties. (This was obviously before the pandemic.) Because these parties were so large, the complicated tip-pooling statutes applied.
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Andrew Yang Darren Aronofsky Campaign Ad Breakdown | GQ
POV shots. Aronofsky loves to pepper his films with point-of-view shots to put viewers in his protagonists' mindset—think Natalie Portman's grueling training scenes with Vincent Cassel in Black Swan or the frenetic perspective shots as Jennifer Lawrence descends into chaos in mother! There are countless shots of Yang gazing at New York landmarks, his family or constituents, an obvious effort to connect Yang to the city and humanize him. One notable scene is Yang in a black barbershop.
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Poland Springs, Patrick Dempsey team up in new ad campaign | newscentermaine.com
POLAND, MAINE, Maine — Poland Spring Water and actor Patrick Dempsey, both native to Maine, have teamed up to introduce Maine water to the nation.
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Poland Spring® ORIGIN was recently introduced as a perfectly balanced, 100% natural spring water. Filtered through a 10,000-year-old glacial aquifer, with naturally occurring electrolytes to give it a crisp taste, Poland Spring® ORIGIN is sustainably sourced from White Cedar Spring, nestled deep in the woods of Maine, and put in a bottle made from 100 percent recycled plastic that is also completely recyclable (excludes label and cap, which are recyclable, but not made from recycled material.
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Brad Pitt Is the Face of Rosé Wine in New Ad Campaign | Entertainment Tonight
Even in winter, it's rosé all day for Brad Pitt ! The 57-year-old actor stars in an ad campaign for Miraval's rosé that sets out to capture the "spirit of the Riviera."
In the black-and-white image, taken by photographer Lachlan Bailey, Pitt is seen unwinding by a pool in Los Angeles, thus sending a message to "give into the temptation of the sun’s rays wherever you find yourself in the world," according to a press release.
See All of the Spring 2021 Ad Campaigns Here - Fashionista
The release of spring campaigns at the bone-chilling start of winter is always baffling, even to those familiar with fashion's nonsensical calendar. And yet, brands continue to put out the often-sunny, bright imagery in January, as if our warm beverages will generate enough heat for us to want to swap parkas for breezy skirts. In 2021, they'll have to work twice as hard at inspiring us to get dressed, as lockdown and social-distancing measures return across the globe.
See some of Spring 2021's biggest campaigns:
See Coach's Spring 2021 Ad Campaign
See Prada's Spring 2021 Ad Campaign
See Versace's Spring 2021 Ad Campaign
Coach Spring 2021 Ad Campaign Starring Jennifer Lopez, Michael B.
“For Spring, I wanted to evolve our Coach family story and speak to the way in which collective action and optimism can change things for the better,” said Coach Creative Director Stuart Vevers. “At the start of a new year and new chapter for so many, it’s important to put ourselves out there and support and recognize one another.”
“When you step back, you see that we’re all the sum of the people who have helped us along,” said Jordan. “I think of my mom and dad, my family, friends, the people I work with, and how they have all supported me and inspired me. I loved having this opportunity to lift up people who are important to me and recognize how their passion and positivity has moved my world forward.”
Facebook, GM among brands to help fund Ad Council vaccine campaign | Reuters
(Reuters) - The Ad Council on Tuesday said it has raised $37 million from corporate donors including Bank of America, Facebook and General Motors to fund a nationwide coronavirus vaccine campaign aimed at encouraging Americans to get vaccinated.
The nonprofit, known for creating the famous Smokey the Bear wildfire prevention campaign, will begin launching public service announcements this month across TV, web and social media to combat distrust and hesitation toward the COVID-19 vaccine.
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