During carnival street parties, many Brazilians often piss on the sidewalks, spreading stench and dirt around the city. For the end of the pee on the street tet's map together the closest toilets?

2017 was the year the battle of A.I. voice assistants started, so for Christmas we made Google Home, Alexa, Cortana and Siri make peace in the worlds first A.I. Christmas Choir.

The long-awaited sequel to the legendary 2004 RPG title has finally been announced fifteen years after the premiere of the first instalment. Paradox Interactive recently announced that it has been developing Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, the sequel to one of the most popular RPGs in the history of the video game industry. The first release in the revamped World of Darkness is highly promising, both in terms of the narrative and also from a technological standpoint – the game will feature real-time ray tracing and Nvidia’s DLSS technology, which uses AI to boost rendering performance on sharp images. Film advertisement created by Platige Image, Poland for Vampire: The Masquerade, within the category: Gaming.

Titled A Holiday Reunion, the film has a running time of a bit more than four minutes. It shows E.T. returning to Earth and reconnecting with Elliott, who now has a wife and two children who bear a striking resemblance to a young Thomas and Drew Barrymore, who played Elliott’s sister, Gertie. Along with nodding to signature elements from the original, the film briefly plugs Xfinity. (“It’s called the Internet,” Elliott’s son explains to E.T. “A lot’s changed since you were here,” his father notes.) Film advertisement created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, United States for XFINITY, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Mercedes-Benz has partnered with All Tricks, a sports equipment manufacturer, to create a team of cyclists. The goal of this campaign created by agency Rapp / Proximity was to link the passion for the road, the appeal of kilometers between car and cycling enthusiasts alike, "Call of the Wheel" Left Productions has produced a series of video vignettes and a brand film that plunge into the heart of this team, and follow them in their preparation for the "Tour Stage" of the famed Tour de France. Film advertisement created by Proximity, France for All Tricks, within the category: Automotive.

Account ManagerNathan Shamban Film advertisement created by Heat, United States for EA Games, within the category: Gaming.

The title “Origins” came about as our way of paying homage to the pulse of Marmoset, to trace back the music to the people who make it all happen: our artists. They’re what keep us moving, their work is what inspires us — whether this be our roster artists or our own staff musicians. We’re infatuated with their stories, their backgrounds, struggles, and how they dream big. This was our way of saying, "we really like your music, thanks for letting us be one of your biggest fans." Our origins might be from Portland, but we’re always on the go, at the ready for collaboration in any city. No place is foreign to us, we’ll be there to deliver when a project needs great music.

We challenged the team to come up with the best, most relevant, insightful, 6 second, 30 second, 2 minute, warm-hearted, feel good, entertaining, hilarious, Facebook-friendly, Snapchat ready, Instagram story, Bitcoin-focused video to wish all of our friends, clients, & partners a happy holidays. This is what we came up with. Enjoy!

Sanitary pads are wrapped in newspapers in India to prevent them from being seen. Owing to this, young girls grow up believing that periods are inauspicious, something that needs to be hidden. McKinsey Design takes a step towards helping these girls build a positive perception with periods from a young age. They do so by replacing the newspapers at medical stores with gift wrapping paper. A wrapped gift always gets kids excited about what’s inside. Not being ashamed of it from an early age will help them shape a future where pads don’t need to be wrapped at all. Design advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Germany for The Case For Her, within the category: Health.

Filmed in May during lockdown, ‘Bat Sh*t’ gives a voice to some of the animal species who have fallen victim to human behaviour over the years including pangolins, rats, pigs, birds, rabbits and of course bats. Winifred Frick, chief scientist at Bat Conservation International, said: “The ‘Bat Sh*t’ video gets at the truth of why scapegoating wildlife is part of the problem not the solution of protecting people and the planet. The short mockumentary provides a much-needed laugh alongside a good dose of science-based reality that we’re to blame for this pandemic, not the bats.”

For 2018, the agency delivers its best wishes with Jacques Séguéla. The young agency Gloryparis shares the 83 years old pope of advertising’s recommendations. The video shows Jacques Séguéla turned into a puppet, speaking and moving as if controlled by a ventriloquist. If this greeting card is funny, it is also designed to be a humility lesson and a reminder that we shouldn’t take things as granted and that we relentlessly need to start over. Jacques Séguéla shows us that creativity is the key and that he remained a big kid. Happy new year to you all, and glory to Jacques.

Film advertisement created by gnet, United States for Xbox, within the category: Gaming.

Digital advertisement created by BEE Environmental Communication, Hungary for BEE Environmental Communication, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

In the last 25 years in Armenia more than 40.000 girls lost their chance to be born. The reason were gender-selective abortions. Doping Creative Agency is doing its part in tackling this problem - launching #Bavakane (#Enough), a social advertising campaign, later joined by RA Ministry of Health and endorsed by the Prime Minister and First Lady of Armenia. As part of the campaign on October 11, International Girl Child Day, we colored the statue of Mother Armenia - the tallest statue in Yerevan - red, accompanied by a video ad and a website with information on the problem. The campaign was widely discussed on social media - 13.000.000 impressions - and stimulated positive dialogue on the topic. Integrated advertisement created by Doping, Armenia for Doping, within the categories: Agency Self-Promo, Public Interest, NGO.

Some of the excuses have been printed on t-shirts sent to about 200 opinion leaders, including journalists and influencers. When the shirts are laundered, the excuses disappear to reveal the message “Household chores are everyone’s chores.” A small number of shirts were also sold on an online pop-up store, enabling people to send them as a “gift” to a partner or significant other. Integrated advertisement created by FCB, Brazil for Whirlpool, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Fake news has found its way into our newsstands, televisions, and even our politician’s tweets. We decided to make use of NYC’s ongoing trash problem by putting fake headlines where they belong - in the trash.

Canada leads all nations with more than a third of road fatalities involving alcohol impairment. Crashes involving alcohol and/or drugs are the leading criminal cause of death in Canada, with an average of four Canadians killed in crashes involving alcohol and/or drugs every day. With this in mind, Uber Canada in partnership with MADD Canada are launching a joint fundraising and awareness campaign to remind Canadians of the dangers and consequences of impaired driving. The partnership campaign kicks off with the unveiling of a public service announcement, created by Zulu Alpha Kilo. With its overarching message—No mom should have motherhood taken away—this new PSA encourages viewers to consider how their decisions have a lasting impact on those closest to them. The spot follows a mother who’s lost her son to impaired driving. We travel through some of her most precious memories as she says goodbye to each special moment with her son. MADD Canada reminds viewers to make a responsible choice. Film advertisement created by Zulu Alpha Kilo, Canada for Uber, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.