David Bowie: A tribute to his creative legacy
As news of he made to the world.
Many of his less good thoughts, writes Mawdsley, have been bigger and more interesting than many other successful careers.
, including his 1967 ad for Popsicles (directed by a youthful Ridley Scott) and a 1987 Pepsi campaign with Tina Turner.
Most read: Drink less and women will like you more, says Heineken
in a global ad that champions moderation.
The ad, called "moderate drinkers wanted", was created by Publicis Italy and will air across 30 markets worldwide from 13 January, writes ±±¾©Èü³µpk10's James Swift.
Heineken released the ad after polling 5,000 21- to- 35-year-olds about their drinking and discovering the threat of being shamed on social media was spurring them to drink less.
Advertising: L'Oreal recruits 69-year-old Hollywood star Susan Sarandon as ambassador
as the latest in its line-up of celebrity ambassadors, reports Marketing's Ben Bold.
Sarandon joins a cast of over-60 female celebrities whom the beauty brand has brought onboard as ambassadors, a list that includes (aged 70), Diane Keaton (70) and Jane Fonda (78).
To accompany the announcement L’Oreal has posted some images of Sarandon on its page.
Customer service: When social media goes wrong
Andy Nairn, the founding partner of Lucky Generals, shares his mildly amusing but, in some ways, somewhat terrifying .
After a week or two of feasting, Nairn thought he'd make light of his shameful gluttony with a tweet. But the reply wasn't quite what he was expecting.
Charities: WaterAid interactive film switches between midwives in UK and Tanzania
International charity highlighting the challenges overseas midwives face in maternity wards without access to safe water.
The film compares the lives of a midwife in Tanzania, Juliana Msoffe, with that of a British midwife, Delia Jepson, who was featured in Channel 4’s One Born Every Minute.
±±¾©Èü³µpk10's Anjana Varsani explains viewers can switch between Delia’s work shift at the maternity ward of Liverpool Women’s Hospital and Juliana's post at Kiomboi Hospital.
The film supports . Every £1 donated by the public to the charity until 10 February will be matched by the Government.
Catherine Feltham, a producer at WaterAid, said: "By sharing the experience faced by midwives and mothers in the developing world, we hope to motivate the British public to donate to our appeal and help us raise awareness of this situation."
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