Jennimai Nguyen
Reporter at Marketing Brew
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2 weeks ago |
marketingbrew.com | Jennimai Nguyen
Mary Todd Lincoln as an alcoholic, aspiring cabaret star, and a classroom of teenage girls reading The Crucible have one thing in common: their social media manager. Austin Spero, also known by his drag persona Reese Havoc, is the marketer behind the social presence of Oh, Mary! and John Proctor is the Villain, Broadway plays that nabbed five and seven nominations, respectively, at this year’s Tony Awards.
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3 weeks ago |
marketingbrew.com | Jennimai Nguyen
The girlies are all in on Oura rings. Now, the wellness-tracking wearables brand is hoping Tom Cruise can help get the boys on board, too. Ahead of Mission Impossible —The Final Reckoning’s Memorial Day weekend premiere, the fitness tech brand ran an adrenaline-filled campaign featuring exclusive stunt footage from the film in partnership with Paramount Studios.
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3 weeks ago |
marketingbrew.com | Jennimai Nguyen
Ohana means family, and family means Spam. The canned-meat product has long had a place on Hawaiian families’ dinner tables, and when the brand got the opportunity to partner with Disney on the recent live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch, a beloved tale of a Hawaiian girl and her adopted pet alien, it was a seamless fit, according to Dan Kubiak, senior brand manager of Spam at Hormel Foods.
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3 weeks ago |
marketingbrew.com | Jennimai Nguyen
Remember that one song that goes “doo ba doo ba doo ba doo, ba doo ba doo ba doo ba doo”? Okay, probably not from that description. But if it played out of a phone speaker right now, chances are that anyone who has been on TikTok in the last year or two would recognize it—but still might not be able to name it. It’s called “Funny Song,” and it plays in the background of animal videos, family antics, and brands’ TikTok videos trying to get in on the spunky, recognizable vibe.
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3 weeks ago |
marketingbrew.com | Jennimai Nguyen
The Gabby Petito, Ruby Franke, and Idaho student murders cases all captured national news attention and the public’s dark fascination. But perhaps even more impactful than the mainstream media coverage? The true-crime podcasts. In a boom so strong that Hulu made a hit parody TV show about it, the true-crime-podcast industry has enjoyed steady success since This American Life’s Serial first made waves in 2014.
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recession indicator <3
I kinda feel like I was born onstage at the Richard Rodgers theater. Hamilton, opened on my actual birthday a decade ago. For twelve weeks this fall, starting on 9/9/25, I’ll return to the place of my birth. Gonna feel so good to be home. See you soon! #HappyBirthday #BornAgain https://t.co/QAZpLqGr88
RT @foolishcriss: the way rachel berry walked so the morning routine guy could run https://t.co/NFntAuw4ts
also the way that sydney cole alexander's face moves as she says "it won't be you" is killlinnggg me. her little brow furrow is like "bitch are you kidding me we would never send YOU back down there"
that awkward moment after she says “they’re fucking animals” because everyone at this table knows she was down there for approx 0.3 seconds before she made sweet love to Mark S??? #severance https://t.co/qSILJNd99O
