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1 week ago |
famouscampaigns.com | James Herring
In a powerful parting gesture, Pope Francis asked that his iconic popemobile be turned into a mobile health clinic for children in Gaza. The vehicle, currently being outfitted with life-saving medical equipment, will soon navigate devastated areas to reach injured and malnourished children amid a collapsed healthcare system. The initiative, led by Caritas Jerusalem with support from Caritas Sweden, aims to deliver urgent care – vaccines, infection tests, sutures, and oxygen to the most vulnerable.
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1 week ago |
famouscampaigns.com | James Herring
The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix got a playful twist this weekend, as LEGO took over the Drivers’ Parade with 10 fully driveable F1 cars – made almost entirely out of bricks. In partnership with Formula 1 and all 10 teams on the grid, the LEGO Group unveiled near life-size versions of F1 cars, each made from nearly 400,000 bricks, weighing in at 1,500kg, and capable of hitting speeds up to 20 km/h.
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1 week ago |
famouscampaigns.com | James Herring
Over the Bank Holiday weekend, Gymshark brought a fresh idea to the Hyrox community with the launch of its Gymshark Londrette – a retro laundrette and tailor shop pop-up in east London. Inspired by a simple insight – that most Hyrox finisher patches are forgotten in drawers, car boots, or lost altogether – the team decided to give them new life. The solution? A hoodie you could actually wear, stitched with your hard-earned patches on the spot.
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2 weeks ago |
famouscampaigns.com | James Herring
Russell Hobbs is making a statement in Westfield White City with a striking outdoor ad to launch its new ‘Calm Kettle’. The special-build installation features a giant 3D version of the kettle itself, integrated into the word ‘RELAX’ on the billboard. The campaign is the brand’s first foray into out-of-home builds and was developed by Leeds agency Ponderosa, with media handled by Wavemaker North.
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2 weeks ago |
famouscampaigns.com | James Herring
★★★★☆Heineken is taking aim at digital burnout with its new global campaign “Social off socials”, created by LePub, and fronted by Joe Jonas. The campaign invites people to unplug and rediscover the joy of real-life hangouts—no screens, no scrolls, just actual socialising. To get the message across, Heineken enlisted a mix of creators including Dude with Sign, Lil Cherry, and Sherlina Nyame to poke fun at life without social engagement.
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