Carl's Jr. is continuing to evolve away from its "hot-girl-eating-burger" ad portrayals by jokingly referencing its past with its latest batch of ads.

California Milk Processor Board's campaign addresses so-called misinformation about milk circulating on the internet.

Prospects can find their inner warrior using the new Career Match tool at GoArmy.com, which will align their personal interests with Army roles.

The creative, developed with agency Hill Holliday, suggests counter culture's first rule is providing a free slice to taste.

Perdue Chicken is introducing the brand's new “Chicken Plus” line of nuggets--tenders and patties with vegetables combined inside—with a campaign that uses hidden cameras and is targeted to parents. The campaign, developed with The VIA Agency, shows Perdue spokesmen shocking kids in a school cafeteria with the ability to eat chicken nuggets as well as vegetables with the new line of nuggets. Kids deemed it "sneaky" but we're also impressed. Sample the work here. Perdue has earmarked $20 million for media, including national TV, print, Facebook and Instagram, print and digital coupons as well as free-standing inserts, display banners, …

One spot in the campaign, called "Partner Included," likens Beltone's customer service to getting your own pit crew when you buy a new car.

Agency-led brand strategy suggests how perspectives can change the world with a tagline: "The Power of Perspective. Come Watch with Us."

The messages are being delivered via personalized billboards that will be driven past the New York offices of the CEOs.

Dropbox corrals Oscar Nunez of "The Office," and other comedians to address the banalities of the corporate workforce.

Stash Tea launches its tagline "A little bag of crazy" through a collection of videos and assets featuring talking and singing tea ingredients.