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    Squarespace tops ADC 102nd Annual Awards with 23 finalists

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    NEW YORK --

    The One Club for Creativity has unveiled the finalists entries from 32 countries and regions for the global ADC 102nd Annual Awards.

    All finalists entries, as selected by this year’s jury, will win a Gold, Silver or Bronze Cube or Merit.  All winners will be announced on Wednesday, May 17, at Teremoinal 5 during Creative Week in New York.

    Squarespace New York tops the list with 23 finalists entries, including 11 for “The Singularity,” and seven for “The Singularity BTS.”  Rethink in Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver, has 20 finalists entries, including five each for IKEA’s “The Troll”, and Penguin Random House’s “The Unburnable Book”.

    DDB Chicago has 16 entries on the finalists list, including 13 for “Chillboards” on behalf of Coors Light.  With 15 is McCann New York, including four each for SAS’ “The Batting Lab” and Mastercard’s “Touch Card.”

    Rounding out the top five is Spotify In-house New York with 14 finalists, including six of “Wrapped On Platform Experience,” and four for “Wrapped Design.”

    Other agencies scoring high on the ADC 102nd Annual Awards finalists list are Serviceplan Germany Munich and FCB New York with 13 each,  Klick Health Toronto with 11, Goodby Silverstein & Partners San Francisco and R/GA US with 10 each, and three agencies–Area 23 New York, INNOCEAN Berlin, and Performance Art Toronto–with nine each.

    A total of 782 entries from 32 countries and regions are finalists this year.  The top five countries for finalists entries are the U.S. with 367, Canada and Germany with 75 each, mainland China with 74, and Japan with 38.

    The complete ADC 102nd Annual Awards finalists list is available here.

     

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    Football Practice Preps Nikki Glaser For Hosting The Golden Globes

    Thursday, December 26, 2024
    Nikki Glaser stands on the field after NFL football game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Denver Broncos, Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024, in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

    What do Tom Brady, Taylor Swift and comedy have to do with learning about football?

    In the case of Nikki Glaser, it is all intertwined.

    Glaser has become a familiar face to football fans this season. Her breakthrough performance at the Tom Brady Roast on May 5 paved the way for five appearances on Amazon Prime Video's "Thursday Night Football" postgame show.

    Before last Thursday's game between the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers, Glaser said doing her "Late Hits" segment was a no-brainer following her success at the Brady roast.

    "The football audience is kind of familiar with me already. It's one that is OK with me not knowing every detail about football or expecting me to be an expert about it because I was who I was on the Brady Roast. I kind of admitted to not really following football that much," Glaser said. "And I became a fan of Tom Brady and the sport in doing it through that process. So then I was like, 'Let me just keep learning about football through joking about it.' And that was kind of my goal."

    Glaser admits her knowledge of football is not all the way there yet. Still, it is further ahead than it was a year ago when she started casually watching Chiefs games due to Swift's relationship with Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce.

    And mostly then, it was to see when Swift appeared on screen.

    However, Glaser decided to start learning more about the game, which she compared to trying to learn a new language.

    "I went my whole life putting on blinders because I was just scared to look stupid if I tried to learn. I always thought football fans would be really judgmental and cruel about my lack of knowledge. But they're not," Glaser said. "They're eager for you to understand and... Read More

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