Showing posts with label Entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entertainment. Show all posts
9.28.2008
Do you like Britney Spears's new song ?
It has been 3 years to disappear, what do you think for her comeback?
9.27.2008
9.25.2008
Super cool ferrari motorcycle




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The motorcycle is with a perfect precise computer operation system except for good look and cool color, which be made of a sensitive touch screen monitor controlling all operation, showing all data you need, automation detect information you want and warning ect.
What about do you think ? Is it your hot number?
HTC T-Mobile G1 Android phone Released
Shenae Grimes: Hard at Work on the 90210 Set





Since landing a role on the new CW “90210” program, Shenae Grimes has become one of the hottest up-and-coming actresses in the industry.
And yesterday (September 24), the “True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet” babe was spotted carrying a to-go container of food while filming scenes on the Los Angeles set
Miss Grimes looked summertime sexy in a short red belted minidress teamed with a pair of black strappy sandals as she chatted with security guards in between takes.
Shenae recently revealed that she’s found a mentor in co-star Shannen Doherty, telling press, “She’s been through it all. She’s had people slander her constantly. You’re supposed to smile and be like, ‘I’m a happy person.’ What happened with her is that they caught her those times when she didn’t want to have to smile anymore.”
9.23.2008
100-way-wear hermes scraves(see the pics)
9.15.2008
Nike slogan 'Here I Am' for Europe's Women
Nike has been marketing its "Just do it" slogan since 1988. In Europe, it is trying out a new, softer catchphrase on young women: "Here I am."
The sportswear titan recently launched a new ad campaign in Europe aimed at selling more clothing to university-aged women.
Made by the Amsterdam office of the independent Wieden + Kennedy agency, the campaign includes five short animated cartoons about the life stories of five top European female athletes.
To appeal to them, the agency's copywriters decided they needed a different slogan from the "Just do it" message, says Mark Bernath, a creative director for Nike at Wieden + Kennedy. "Here I am" promotes the personal benefit of exercise without being aggressive, he says.
"We want to make sure normal women can relate to it," he says. Nike executives liked the slogan because they thought it would be understood in English across Europe. (Though in parts of Italy it is being translated into Italian.) The company also wanted a slogan that wouldn't sound odd alongside "Just do it." "When you are dealing with a pan-European business, you need a degree of simplicity and openness," says Charlie Brooks, a Nike spokesman.
In the U.S., Nike doesn't have a slogan aimed at women. That is because advertising for Nike's women's line in the U.S. is handled by different Wieden + Kennedy offices. There aren't any plans to use the European campaign in the U.S., Ms. Findlay says.
In recent years, the agency, based in Portland, Ore., has been one of the hottest in the ad world, winning big clients such Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola, and leading an industry trend for big marketers to hire small "hot shop" agencies to produce innovative ads. Nike is one of the agency's oldest accounts, and Nike Chairman Philip H. Knight and agency co-founder Dan Wieden have a close relationship.
The sportswear titan recently launched a new ad campaign in Europe aimed at selling more clothing to university-aged women.
Made by the Amsterdam office of the independent Wieden + Kennedy agency, the campaign includes five short animated cartoons about the life stories of five top European female athletes.
To appeal to them, the agency's copywriters decided they needed a different slogan from the "Just do it" message, says Mark Bernath, a creative director for Nike at Wieden + Kennedy. "Here I am" promotes the personal benefit of exercise without being aggressive, he says.
"We want to make sure normal women can relate to it," he says. Nike executives liked the slogan because they thought it would be understood in English across Europe. (Though in parts of Italy it is being translated into Italian.) The company also wanted a slogan that wouldn't sound odd alongside "Just do it." "When you are dealing with a pan-European business, you need a degree of simplicity and openness," says Charlie Brooks, a Nike spokesman.
In the U.S., Nike doesn't have a slogan aimed at women. That is because advertising for Nike's women's line in the U.S. is handled by different Wieden + Kennedy offices. There aren't any plans to use the European campaign in the U.S., Ms. Findlay says.
In recent years, the agency, based in Portland, Ore., has been one of the hottest in the ad world, winning big clients such Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola, and leading an industry trend for big marketers to hire small "hot shop" agencies to produce innovative ads. Nike is one of the agency's oldest accounts, and Nike Chairman Philip H. Knight and agency co-founder Dan Wieden have a close relationship.
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