
Jack O'Brien
Creative Director and Head at How Stuff Works
Co-founder Cracked. Co-host Daily Zeitgeist. Head of Comedy iHeart
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1 week ago |
prweek.com | Jack O'Brien
INDIANAPOLIS: As Eli Lilly and Company elevates the profile of its popular GLP-1 drug Mounjaro, the drugmaker has found a partner — or two — to support the mission. Lilly has unveiled a paid partnership with Emmy Award-winning actor Eric Stonestreet, best known for his role as Cameron Tucker on the ABC sitcom Modern Family.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Jack O'Brien
Oh, to have been a climber. That wiry metaphor of artistry on wall. Taking to the simplest if most meaningful of vertical tasks–whether on slopes covered in snow and ice, or under a megalithic granite overhang–they lay bare the modern human condition through self-powered ascension of mountain. Yes, it’s hopelessly recreational, rife with problematic questions of the socioeconomic sort and beyond, and self-absorbed to its core.
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2 weeks ago |
prweek.com | Jack O'Brien
INDIANAPOLIS: If Eli Lilly’s latest ad is any indication, the drugmaker wants to differentiate itself from other pharma giants. How it intends to do so is by showcasing the company’s values and recruiting top talent. On Friday, Lilly debuted Seeking, a national multichannel campaign featuring the 60-second ad as well as shorter spots that feature different areas of focus for the brand.
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2 weeks ago |
prweek.com | Jack O'Brien
SUMMIT, NJ: Instead of fighting fire with fire, Zyrtec is fighting allergy season with flowers and fashion. The Kenvue allergy brand has rolled out a 360-campaign leaning into cultural and design elements inspired by spring blooms. The effort began with a partnership with floral artist Lewis Miller. An in-person activation took place on May 7 at the Union Square subway station in New York, complete with Miller’s Flower Flash pop up.
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3 weeks ago |
campaignlive.com | Jack O'Brien
Instead of fighting fire with fire, Zyrtec is fighting allergy season with flowers and fashion. The Kenvue allergy brand has rolled out a 360-campaign leaning into cultural and design elements inspired by spring blooms. The effort began with a partnership with floral artist Lewis Miller. An in-person activation took place on May 7 at the Union Square subway station in New York, complete with Miller’s Flower Flash pop up.
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