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The cable network copies a few ingenious 'Mad Men' fans for its own viral-marketing needs.
AMC suspends, then reinstates, Don Draper's and Peggy Olson's Twitter accounts.
The iconic Lego toy is aging, but a sexed-up wardrobe signals youthful vigor.
This is how likely we are to snap and murder Lane.
To promote the movie, Paramount mailed out bobbleheads featuring the likenesses of the film's actors — at least we think that's who they're are.
Don't miss the Balsa Wood Ladder Room!
New ads on the New York subway are basically ads for Kanye West, not for the liquor he's supposedly endorsing.
Vulture revisits the awesome Pixar-created corporate Website for the Buy n Large corporation.
The movie's new guerrilla-marketing campaign almost makes us want to see it!
The future of competitive racing isn't in driving electric Kool-Aid acid cars around a track. It's typing.
"Verb, variant of ill. Doing things that can get you in trouble, i.e. vandalism, doing drugs, etc."
A director writes her own plot summary on Apple.com's trailers page, with unintentionally hilarious results.
With Battlestar Galactica returning in just a week, we're getting plenty excited for some good TV for a change.
Gene Simmons claims he has slept with 4,800 women. We vote no.
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