Pee on this Ikea ad to find out if you're pregnant (and get a discount).

Michael Wolff, author of "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House"—the best-selling book in America right now and a continuing media obsession—appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" Monday night, and the encounter seemed to leave Colbert vaguely unnerved.

This is why it's becoming harder for you to make a deep, emotional connection with your customers.

Creative shop TBD releases a global campaign for its first client, Nokia.

This was the most GIF-worthy moment at the Golden Globes.

These predictions won't go mainstream for at least 15-20 years, but signs will begin emerging this year. Don't say we never gave you a heads up: http://bit.ly/2ATGYSB

Chrissy Teigen is the new face of Mc Donald's dollar menu.

Social media executive producer replaces longtime Glamour Editor-in-Chief, Cyndi Leive.

Viacom is acquiring influencer marketing company WhoSay.

McDonald's kicks off the national marketing of its new $1 $2 $3 Dollar Menu with traditional and social media campaigns meant to educate customers about its latest value play.

H&M removes and apologizes for online ad depicting black child in sweatshirt with text reading "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle."

Nike takes a fresh look at its digital agencies with a "reverse auction" style global review.

WPP takes a run at consulting giants by consolidating Kantar's four global consultancies into one.

In a world that's gotten so chaotic, it's good to know there are a few things we can definitely (maybe) count on.

"Stranger Things" star Winona Ryder stages comeback to revive L'Oreal hair care.