February 4 2021, 12:47 pm | BY Ricki Green | 13 Comments
Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, the stars who created and brought to life local-access legends Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar on the classic ‘Saturday Night Live’, ‘Wayne’s World’ skits and on the big screen, have reunited to ask viewers to ‘Eat Local’ on behalf of Uber Eats via independent creative company Special Group U.S. and Australia.
Joining them in Wayne’s basement rec room is chart-topping rapper Cardi B, who flexes her flair for comedy in the 60-second Super Bowl spot, which will air in the third quarter.
The spot, ‘Eat Local’ opens with the memorable, guitar riff intro: “Wayne’s World, party time, excellent.” The spot leverages Wayne and Garth’s jovial personalities to give the advertising industry some good-natured ribbing.
February 1, 2021 10:41
Bonds is sending a message about sustainability and inclusivity with its new brand platform ‘For the Greater Comfy’.
Communicating its goal to make the world a comfier place for everyone, the campaign positions Bonds’ range as a symbol of change by putting its GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled polyester and Australian-grown cotton in the spotlight.
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“At Bonds, we’re on a mission to make the world a more comfortable place for everyone. Feeling good begins with doing good and a more comfortable, liveable planet won’t make itself,” said head of marketing, Karen Dwyer.
“That’s why our range of undies, socks and apparel are not only comfy for your body, but help to make the planet comfier too.”
February 1 2021, 9:47 am | BY Ricki Green | 24 Comments
Iconic Australian underwear and clothing brand Bonds has launched its new brand platform ‘For the Greater Comfy’ with the release of its latest campaign the first from Special Group Australia, designed to inspire people to join their journey to make the world a comfier place for all.
Bonds’ playful and bold brand platform depicts its undies, socks and clothing as a symbol of change, while simultaneously showcasing Bonds’ more sustainable product ranges made with GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled polyester or Aussie-grown cotton.
‘The Future is in your Undies’ campaign is running across TV, out-of-home, cinema, online, in-store and across social media.
January 12, 2021 10:32
While tropical tourism hotspots are left empty due to travel restrictions and border closures, tour guides from the Cook Islands have stepped in to give Australians a tour of Hungry Jacks’ limited-edition Tropical Whopper burger.
The co-marketing campaign sees Hungry Jacks partner with Uber Eats. The burger will be exclusively available on through Uber Eats for just one week.
Previously, Uber Eats has partnered with McDonald’s on a campaign which saw the fast food chain’s range inserted into the delivery service’s ‘Tonight I’ll be eating’ ads.
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The Tropical Whopper campaign comes from Uber Eats’ creative partner Special Group Australia.
Michael “Mike” Stancil, 49, was pastor of Fulton Bridge Baptist Church in Hamilton, Ala. He died on Dec. 26, 2020 from COVID-19. | Facebook/Fulton Bridge Baptist Church
An Alabama pastor, who urged his congregants to be a part of the solution and not a part of the problem as the coronavirus pandemic unfolded in March, is now being mourned by his family and church after he died from the virus Saturday.
Pastor Michael “Mike” Stancil of Fulton Bridge Baptist Church in Hamilton was 49 when he died after a six-week battle with the new coronavirus, TAB Media reported.
And the loss was palpable as Gary Mixon, chairman of the church’s deacon board, talked about Stancil’s passing during an online service on Sunday.