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Lire le casCircus Grey had the lead of 'Ojitos Hechiceros 2' die and donate his kidney to the lead of 'Señores Papis', turning two telenovelas into a transplant story.
Lire le casThe darkest building on Earth — a Vantablack pavilion with a 25,000-droplet reactive water wall — lets visitors feel hydrogen instead of reading specs.
Lire le casWhen no one could say what made a manager great, Google mined its own data, found eight behaviors, trained on them — and re-ran the experiment as it grew.
Lire le casKazakhstan's biggest MMA promotion announced a first-ever man-versus-woman fight, let male fans argue, then revealed the real fight: domestic violence at home.
Lire le casThe Hague agency Verve threw out telco visual clichés and designed Lebara's brand to feel handheld: warped type, fisheye collages and three volume levels.
Lire le casArgentina's Down syndrome association used AI to rate how hard each debate promise would be to implement, then tweeted simpler promises of its own.
Lire le casFrench football magazine So Foot builds an AI radio that sings tackles in bossa nova — 92,000 listeners in three days.
Lire le casFor the Hoshi Awards, Dentsu drew snakes swallowing odd prey as a metaphor for feeding a personal imagination.
Lire le casHello Games let a deterministic algorithm author the galaxy: unique, nameable worlds — 18 quintillion, less than 1% seen in a decade.
Lire le casA solo developer sells studio-quality AI headshots made from customers' own selfies — $100K in the first two weeks, $300K/month by 2024.
Lire le casFor 'You Got This', adidas documents Yugouliang, a poor village of elderly yogis, and mails their photos out as postcards — ADFEST Grande and Spikes Grand Prix.
Lire le casGermany's first pro-football cooperative turned 22,623 fans from 44 countries into owners, securing the Millerntor — Grand Effie 2025.
Lire le casAfter a customer's post said its frozen gyoza stuck to the pan, Ajinomoto collected 3,520 pans from across Japan and relaunched a non-stick gyoza.
Lire le casDentsu Lab and Qosmo launch UNLABELED, fashion printed with patterns that make AI cameras fail to recognise the wearer — ADFEST 2022 Digital Craft Grande.
Lire le casIn 1914 Henry Ford pays factory workers $5 a day — a retention bet that doubled profits and created the consumer middle class.
Lire le casA rain-powered billboard-santoor at Vijayawada station performs Raag Megh Malhar whenever it rains — Guinness record, Spikes Music GP.
Lire le casIn an exchange4media interview, Vodafone Idea's Kavita Nair walks through the 2020 birth of 'Vi', launched with 24-hour TV roadblocks and AR filters.
Lire le casA bankrupt Japanese coal town rebuilt itself as the nation's love capital — 'no money but love' drew 3,000+ couples and lifted visitors 10%.
Lire le casA six-minute stop-motion film retells how two men adopted a baby found in a NYC subway, mirroring pregnancy stages — 29 awards including a D&AD Yellow Pencil.
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