Mr. Clean Returns From Retirement After Just 2 Weeks With a Product Glow-Up
The P&G brand is the latest to 'kill off' and resurrect a mascot.
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ADWEEK Brand Advantage: Race to World Cup and LA28 Will Expose Sports’ New Power Struggles
Milano Cortina is over, and the starting gun has fired on FIFA World Cup prep — and the tug-of-war for LA28 influence.
Brooks Brothers Courts New Generation With Modern Take on Preppy Style
Brooks Brothers' 'Make It Yours' ushers brand into the future while honoring its heritage.
A Freelancer’s Guide to Surviving and Thriving in the Ad Industry
Longtime freelancers and a recruiter share their advice for those entering a turbulent market and what it takes to make it work as a freelancer now.
San Jose mayor's social media use faces criticism
There are City Hall grumbles about San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan's longstanding practice of using individual social media accounts for both city business and to promote his own personal brand.
UW-Oshkosh students and faculty examine how social media algorithms affect mental health
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - As a landmark trial in Los Angeles puts social media giants Meta and YouTube on trial over claims they ...
Twitter reacts to Patriots WR Stefon Diggs' cryptic social media move
Wide receiver Stefon Diggs scrubbed his social media page, amid speculation of his uncertain future with the Patriots.
Social media videos and surprise phone calls: How Trump told the world about Iran
President Trump is coming under increasing pressure to explain his military campaign in Iran to the American people.
What social media addiction looks like, according to the woman suing Meta and YouTube
Kaley started using YouTube at the age of 6, downloading the app on her iPod Touch to watch videos about lip gloss collections and the online kids game Animal Jam. She posted her first video when she ...
'Children's views will be front and centre in any social media plans'
He promised that young people's opinions will be "front and centre" in any decisions about social media rules, and encouraged everyone to get involved in the consultation on social media that is happening over the summer.
UK launches consultation asking for views on under-16s social media ban
The UK government has launched a public consultation on whether to ban social media for under-16s, inviting young people and ...
McCann’s Tyler Turnbull Enjoys Skiing for the Challenge—and Family Time
McCann global CEO Tyler Turnbull spends his winters in the mountains of Canada. Catch him if you can.
Beyond the Clinic: Practical Support for New and Expecting Moms
When we talk about prenatal care, the conversation usually centers on the clinical: ultrasound schedules, blood pressure readings, and the growing list of foods to avoid. While these medical milestones are vital, they only represent one slice of the experience. For many women, the true challenge of pregnancy doesn’t happen on the exam table; it happens in the quiet moments at home, in the middle of a workday, or during the late-night hours when the gravity of the upcoming life shift starts
Quick Fixes for a Slow-Draining Kitchen Sink
There is a unique kind of frustration that comes from watching a kitchen sink slowly turn into a lukewarm pond while you’re trying to finish the dishes. It usually starts as a minor delay—the water swirls a little longer than usual—but if left unaddressed, it inevitably leads to a complete standstill. In 2026, where our kitchens are high-traffic hubs for meal prep and socializing, a sluggish drain is more than an inconvenience; it’s a red flag for your home’s plumbing health.Ignoring a slo
Curb Appeal for Every Season: Why Your Front Porch Matters
There is a specific kind of “quiet confidence” that a well-designed front porch radiates. It is the first chapter of your home’s story, acting as a transitional bridge between the public street and your private sanctuary. In the 2026 real estate market, buyers are no longer just looking at square footage; they are looking for “livable extensions”—spaces that offer the comforts of the indoors with the fresh air of the outside.A front porch isn’t just a place to leave
How to Detect a Hidden Water Leak Before It Causes Damage
In the quiet of the night, a house can be surprisingly vocal. You might hear the settling of floorboards or the hum of a refrigerator, but there is one sound that should immediately put you on high alert: the faint, persistent hiss of water where it shouldn’t be. In 2026, with water rates rising and home insurance premiums becoming increasingly sensitive to water damage claims, the stakes for detecting a hidden leak have never been higher.A single pinhole leak in a copper pipe can waste th
Budget-Friendly Ways to Refresh Your Bathroom
When we think about home improvement, the bathroom is often the first room that comes to mind, yet it is also the one that causes the most financial anxiety. We’ve all seen the television shows where a “quick fix” turns into a total gut job, leaving the homeowner with a five-figure bill and a bathroom-sized hole in their floor. However, you don’t always need to tear out the plumbing or replace the subfloor to make a massive impact.In the 2026 real estate market, a light “
Why Chemical Balance is the Key to Crystal Clear Water
Owning a pool is often touted as the ultimate backyard luxury, but anyone who has ever stared down a cloudy, dull, or—heaven forbid—emerald green deep end knows that the “luxury” part requires a bit of science. We tend to focus on the physical aspects of cleaning, like skimming leaves or vacuuming the floor, but the real magic of a swimmable oasis happens at the molecular level. If the water isn’t chemically balanced, even the most expensive filtration system in the world won&#
Why Your Home Needs Professional Network Setup
In an era where our refrigerators talk to our doorbells and our home offices are the headquarters for global corporations, the humble home router has become the most overworked employee in the house. We often take our connectivity for granted until the dreaded buffering wheel appears during a critical Zoom call or the smart thermostat suddenly goes “offline.” While most homeowners are comfortable plugging in a box from their ISP, a truly seamless digital life in 2026 requires more th
How to Lower Your Water Bill During a Texas Summer
In Texas, summer isn’t just a season; it is an endurance test for both people and infrastructure. As the mercury climbs past 100 degrees and the humidity settles in like a heavy blanket, our homes work overtime to keep us comfortable. While we often focus on the astronomical electric bills driven by air conditioning, the water bill frequently sneaks up as a close second. Between parched lawns, extra showers, and the occasional pool refill, the gallons add up faster than most homeowners rea