Great spot from BBDO New York for Guinness, very smoothly done. This kind of thing happens to me every day, maybe I also need a raise.

Just thought I would share this great funny little ad above from Jim Bean bourbon whiskey, courtesy of Energy BBDO. Just in case you were wondering bourbon is a basically a type of whiskey from the USA (to read more on that click here). Keen to get a puppy !

Nice little sentimental number from BBDO, Melbourne for Pure Blonde beer. This one follows on from the previous Blonde beer Aussie classic trucker ad. Classic, men can be sensitive too.

Very funky work for Three Bond Superglue from I&S BBDO, Japan. Would be crazy surprised if this ever had a chance of actually working in the real world but fabulous idea either way.

BBDO, New York released this old ad for Pepsi from 1984, featuring the king of pop himself Michael Jackson. RIP MJ.

Sony Music have quickly teamed up with online obituary specialists Legacy and turned his website into a online memorial, allowing people to leave their respects as a comment. So far over 210,000 people have left a comment.To pay your respects online go to www.michaeljackson.com.

Gillette have just released a series of 6 videos on their YouTube page and on their main website explaining how best to shave different areas of a mans body. The best and by far most popular is the one shown above that explains how to shave a gentleman’s meat and two veg ! I especially like it when the the cheesy ad guy says “When there’s no underbrush, the tree looks taller”

Please note how cheeky the chaps at Proximity, Canada (the creators) have been with the screen shot preview (location, location, location).

This new ad for Norwich Union changing their name to Aviva is a little controversial given the current economic climate but is a pretty good name change ad none the less. The ad is made by AMV BBDO and features some classic celebs that all have different real names such as, Bruce Willis (aka Walter Willis) Ringo Starr (aka Richard Starkey), and Alice Cooper (aka Vincent Furnier). Considering Aviva (Norwich Union) has just laid off 1800 staff last year alone I’m not sure personally I would have spent about £10 mill on an ad like this. I think it would have done much better to give something publicly directly to their consumers and investors.