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Actress Annie Hamilton navigates New York sans pants in the final chapter of Matias & Mathias’ absurdist series.

Climate group 350 Action and agency Uncommon made a life-size likeness of the Florida governor designed to melt in the heat.

As AI makes marketing more accessible and persuasive, brands must focus on earning trust, which remains the key to long-term success.

The boxing legend takes his famous warning about getting punched in the mouth literally in work from Little Big Engine.

Nominations are free and due Dec. 18. See what to submit and what set the 2026 class apart, then nominate yourself or a colleague.

McDonald’s hypes the return of its Monopoly game promotion.

The shapewear brand is now available through DoorDash, with a new spot showing Kardashian ordering quick wardrobe fixes.

Kathryn Bigelow and Pantera direct three cinematic spots about how everyday events can shift political predictions.

Roth Ryan Hayes and The Palma Group hope to open doors for each other with their new strategic relationship, which, if successful, may lead to full merger in the future.

The artist behind “A View From a Bridge” explores what creatives hope to gain as technology reshapes their working lives.

Advertising Week New York returned to the Penn District with more creators, the same dizzying lines and crowds and—at least in intent—less AI conversation.