Hurley's World

There are many ways to convince people to vote. This, we must say, is the first time we've seen a porn-ish strategy applied.

Does anyone really care what brand of drink you choose when you're in a gas station convenience store? Damn right someone cares!

If you've ever watched Gossip Girl - come on, admit it, you know you have - you'd have witnessed the transformation of Jenny Humphrey from innocent cutie to head bitch in charge of Constance Billard.

PETA sets Oh Canada to baby seal slaughter.

Want to become a Mad Man?

Eighties icon of sorts Brett Easton Ellis is out with a new book and digital creative agency Ralph has put together a promotional campaign.

Back in February, GoDaddy launched a consumer-created commercial competition. Now the brand is at it again with a Summer edition of the competition.

OK. We are WIDE awake this morning thanks to Nike and Justene Jaro who, bless her soul (body?), has awoken us in ways that are, well, just not fit for publication...even on Adrants.

Threadless is out with a new t-shirt which puts a twist on "I'm Lovin' It" along with a graphic of Ronald barfing up his lunch.

"Dude did you see that? Dude, this is awesome!"

In her continuing efforts to extol the virtues of a vegetarian lifestyle, Pamela Anderson appears in a PETA ad as a butcher's diagram.

We ponder the decision of CBS and NBC to reject an ad asking people to oppose the building of a mosque near Ground Zero.

"I'll tell you one thing, Ladies don't like sleeping on bricks. They like Douvets and high thread counts. More cushion."

Microsoft is out with a couple new ads for Bing. The ads parody movie classics such as Easy Rider and Thelma and Louise.

So when Obama Girl aka Amber Lee Ettinger was all the rage, she was kind enough to send us a personalized message telling us how much she loves Adrants and why everyone should read it if they're interested in advertising.

The Hills girl, Audrina Patridge, following her stint pimping Carl's Jr. while spilling out of a gold bikini, is now the new face of Bongo Jeans.

Seattle-based agency Creature has launched a new campaign called Citywise for the City University of Seattle. The campaign touts the school's philosophy which is said to encompass a "unique blend of experiences, both in and out of the classroom."

Dark, distant look? Check. Emotionless look? Check. Hipsteresque pose? Check. Small breasts? Check.

And so the press release reads, "Denny's Super Bowl Chickens are back with their very own talk show, sponsored by Denny's $2 $4 $6 $8 Value Menu!"

Heard of Chatimal? Well he's a little animal that repeats what you say and he's getting some promotional love in the form of YouTube vidoes that parody the likes of Numa Numa, the Chocolate Rain dude and Leave Briney Alone.