Old Navy along with the talent of Crispin Porter + Bogusky, has just launched the next big campaign, “Old Navy Supermodelquin Super Search“. So if you were expecting weekly coupons, sorry, not this campaign. This site is all about Supermodequins!
If you want to get in on prize of $100,000, get out your Kodak, you’re going to need it.
The campaign is easy, just head to your local Old Navy store, and start taking pictures of yourself posing with the Supermodelquins. Then, upload your images @ http://www.iwannabesuper.com
You’ll have 6 weeks to upload a photo of yourself, and go through all the various submissions, and vote on which one is the best. 3 photos will make it to the next round and only 1 will come out the $100,000 dollar winner. Whoever wins the final prize, will have a real Supermodelquin made after them!
CBS has rejected another Super Bowl ad, this time for telling viewers to “Go to Hell.”
The trailer is for the upcoming Electronic Art’s game “Dante’s Inferno”. The commercial will still be aired, however, changing the tagline to “Hell Awaits”. [Read More]
Coke Zero over the weekend launched the Dept of Fannovation. The Fannovation is integrated into Posterous, a Wordpress like social network, where you simply email your post, to blog. Some pretty cool ideas are popping up.
For all of you who have been waiting so patiently for your Coke Zero Facial Profiler matches, we’ll, the time has come. If you head over to Coke Zero Facial Profiler, you’ll have the opportunity to take a look at your match, and even find them on Facebook. Also, if your match is creepy for whatever reason, no worries, just re-upload your photos, and you’ll get a new match in real time.
Theirs also a Match Bank, to let you blow hours of your time, rating other matches from Coke Zero Facial Profiler.
That’s all I have to say, off to find the other me!
First found on CrunchGear.com, Best Buy likes to wish everyone a happy Thanks Giving, we’ll, except for the Christians.
Best Buy stands by its decision to wish U.S. Muslims a Happy Eid Al-Adha, a rep for the company said, and though some Best Buy customers took offense, a Muslim advocacy group praised the move. However, some are still pretty upset about the move.
“Among my major purchases from BB over the years were a plasma big screen, a fridge and a laptop. No more. In 2006 you discontinued the use of ‘ Merry Christmas’ in your “holiday” messages. Yet one of your ad inserts wishes your customers a happy “Eid al-Adha” ( a Muslim goat throat slitting festivity) . Clearly the liberal/ PC culture in your corporate offices is biased against Christians and traditional American values. So, in 2009 I discontinue Best Buy. Good riddance.”
Hello A m a z o n
- A proud patriotic Christian American.
The retailer got some flak this week for including, along with its circular advertising Thanksgiving Day sales, a note saying “Happy Eid Al-Adha,” which refers to a holiday of sacrifice for followers of Islam on Nov. 27 this year. After TechCrunch ran an item about the circular, some claimed offense and said they’d take their business elsewhere. “I spent about $3,000 with . . . your store. I will be shopping somewhere else,” one consumer wrote on Best Buy’s Web forum. “BB has the Muslims covered with the ‘Happy Eid,’ but what about the rest of us Americans?” wrote another. “Do we get a ‘Happy Thanksgiving’?”
So is everyone totally freakin’ stoked about the new Best Buy in New York City?! Yeah, I didn’t think so. But if you need a late night electronics fix and you’re around Union Square, the brand-new flagship store is open 24-hours a day. First one in the world, actually. Did anyone else miss out on the fact that Best Buy sells musical instruments now? I had no idea, but apparently over 80 stores across the country now carry your standard rhythm section fare of drums, guitars, and basses, along with a full DJ gear section and live sound equipment. They seem to be working towards crafting the store into a venue as well. Past performers at the Union Square position include 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, will.i.am, and Rihanna. But playing a show in a Best Buy? Is that’s what cool these days? Cool enough for pop music I guess. You can follow the store on Facebook for updates on whose playing. But the best part about all this (yes there is a best part) is that this store has an exclusive deal with Roland to carry the Roland Ax-Synth. That’s right. Keytars are back in business baby!
In the Holiday Fashion, Target will be running a special from Sunday to Wednesday this weekend filled with pre-Black Friday deals. Some of the deals are quite good, while others, we’ll, you know what I mean.
Some of the deals include a 50-inch plasma Televesion for $698, a 1080P 42-inch LCD TV for $597.
You’ll also find a Acer Netbook for $199. But remember, you get what you paid for, you’ve been warned.
If you didn’t know, the Holidays are just right around the corner. And Best Buy has just helped you out by lowering the price on all 40″ 1080P and 32″ 720P television sets. But don’t get to excited. The price reduction is on all entry level tv’s in it’s size class.
According to a recent press release:
Effective November 19, 2009, Best Buy will move the everyday low price on all entry level 32-inch Dynex LCD HDTV’s to $299.99 and 40-inch Dynex 1080p to $499.99. Best Buy will be offering Black Friday pricing on a variety of popular Samsung models, including a 32-inch 720p LCD HDTV for $397.99 , as well as a 50-inch plasma 720p HDTV for $697.99 starting Sunday, November 22, 2009. [Read More]
Best Buy has just launched the Hint Helper 4000. The Best Buy Hint Helper 4000 is a online tool to tell help hint your friends and family as to what you really want this Christmas season. Ahh, no more coffee mugs or tools for the garage. How about a 46″ Sony Bravia XBR, featuring 1080P resolution and 240Hz refresh field, just sick. To bad no one in my family will buy it. Here’s to wishing, and hinting. [Read More]
Don’t forget folks, that on October 20th at 1PM EST, Burger King will give Nascar Driver Tony Stewart a live online polygraph. You’ll be able to view the showing at http://www.truthabouttony.com, and watch him answer questions submitted by people like you.
On October 20th, Burger King will give Nascar driver Tony Stewart a live online polygraph test.
This Campaign looks pretty interesting, and going to be interesting on what questions he’s really asked. I’m not a big Nascar follower by any means, but I’m sure the Nascar fans of Tony Stewart are going to be watching, shoot, I’ll be watching.
So head on over to Truth about Tony, and start voting on the questions you want to see Tony Stewart asked.
