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The Sphere has landed on the Wicked Witch Of the East

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

The Sphere in Las Vegas has dropped a house and a full-blown campaign — on the Wicked Witch of the East. Two 50-foot legs wearing oversized ruby slippers are seen sticking out from under the venue, a nod to the classic Wizard of Oz scene where Dorothy’s farmhouse lands with a thud. The installation is part of the lead-up to Sphere’s upcoming Wizard of Oz immersive experience, opening August 28.
Football club puts Testicular Cancer front and centre - on their shorts

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

During a sold-out La Liga showdown against FC Barcelona, CD Leganés made history not for goals scored, but for where they placed a logo. In a sport where brands fight tooth and nail for a patch of jersey real estate, CD Leganés bypassed the chest, sleeves, and even the back to stake claim on a spot no sponsor’s dared to touch: the crotch.
What if you could borrow sports gear, for free … right in the park?

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

Decathlon are rolling out sports lockers in outdoor spaces across the Czech Republic. The sports brand have joined forces with the startup YourLOX®️ to make sport accessible to even more people. The pilot project of smart lockers – so-called LOXs – are where you can rent sports equipment free of charge directly at outdoor sports grounds and parks.
Why Tesco is launching a 90s club night

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

Tesco is marking 30 years of Clubcard with a move that’s equal parts nostalgia and brand play: a two-night 90s themed club event in central London, open exclusively to loyalty members.
Sydney Sweeney’s bathwater soap sells out

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

Sydney Sweeney has taken fan fascination to a new, weird level with a limited-edition soap containing her actual bathwater. The Anyone But You actor teamed up with soap brand Dr. Squatch to release “Bathwater Bliss,” a pine-scented bar that blends exfoliating sand, bark extract, and water from a real bath she took during a recent shoot for the brand. This follows her previous viral ad with the natural soap brand, where she was featured in a bathtub, sparking a wave of comments and memes.
Behind The Campaign: Currys Social Media

1 week ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

Currys cracked the Gen-Z code not with slick ads, but by finally getting what TikTok and Instagram are actually for. Their push into social wasn’t about racking up followers just for vanity’s sake. It was about making Currys feel like it belonged in the feed. No hard sell, no brand-y nonsense just meme-savvy, trend-hugging content that felt like it could’ve been made by your weird gadget-obsessed mate. Rather than clumsily inserting themselves into conversations, Currys became the conversation.
‘Male Ai worried you’re going to take it’s job’ - The Economist

2 weeks ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

A lovely set of OOH ads f.t great writing from The Economist. ‘Male Ai worried you’re going to take it’s job’‘Fake it ’til you make it to the newsagent’‘Take the ‘Humble’ out of IMHO.’‘Do you have an unprompted opinion?’ h/t Ant Melder for the tipAgency/Writer Credit?
Stokke flips the script on dad‑shaming in time for Father’s Day

2 weeks ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

Norwegian children’s furniture brand Stokke has dropped a carousel post on Instagram under the tagline “Dads are dads, not babysitters.”Featuring real-life moments of dads reading, feeding, changing nappies – the campaign flips Father’s Day marketing on its head, spotlighting dads as core caregivers rather than sidekicks.
Why thousands are turning up for mass reading parties

2 weeks ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

In a world hooked on scrolls, streams and internet likes, a new kind of social event is cutting through the chaos: the mass reading party. Reading Rhythms, a phenomenon born in New York City, is turning the act of sitting down with a book into a collective ritual. No book club pressure, no assigned chapters – just hundreds of people showing up, opening a book, and reading together in total, intentional silence. Their latest event at Hudson Yards pulled in over 750 readers.
Mcdonald’s plants ancient fast food mosaic in central Rome

2 weeks ago | famouscampaigns.com | James Herring

McDonald’s just dropped a new campaign in Rome that’s got history buffs seething. In a bold bit of trolling dressed up as cultural commentary, the fast food giant unveiled a fake ancient Roman mosaic in the Galleria Alberto Sordi that features toga-clad figures feasting on fries and Big Macs. picture credit: x.com/jdmccaffertyThe installation, required 18,000 tiles and the talents of 10 mosaic artists to complete.