I was wondering if this boy know who is this S.League footballer "in front" of himI would like to apologize for the lack of update of late due to my heavy day job workload that has been piling up in recent months (those who know me personally should know how my workplace has been under scrutiny of since last December).

This morning as I was getting ready for work I caught the end of a Kohl's commercial featuring a woman who looked like Mia Hamm, so I looked into and discovered that Kohl's current advertising campaign features Mia Hamm, Lindsay Vonn, and Dara Torres, all notable female athletes. This advertisments are part of a campaign called "Shop to Win," and at least one social commentator out there thinks the ads are sexist?

Is it just me or is this ad a little creepy? The ad is part of a larger advertising campaign touting the biggest overhaul of the fast food chain's menu in years.

By Chris Wright

Introducing Pepsi MAX's awful new boyband, from left; The One with Awful Hair, The Chunky One, The Tall One, The Halfling, The One with The Cardigan, The Invalid and Brian McFadden

Looking like the stuff of Simon Fuller's nightmares, Pepsi MAX have thrown Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Jack Wilshere and Fernando Torres together with pineapple-wielding Scottish DJ Calvin Harris to form what will no doubt go down in history as the world's worst boyband hang on, I forgot about Another Level the world's second worst boyband.

Move over The Wanted, One Direction and, erm, The Osmonds. There's a new boyband in town. Sort of. Lionel Messi, Didier Drogba, Fernando Torres, Frank Lampard, Jack Wilshere and Sergio Aguero have joined forces with DJ Calvin Harris for a fusion of football and music as part of a new Pepsi MAX advertising campaign.

The excitement is building for the 2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament and the Canadian Soccer Association has been busy promoting the eight-team competition. The CSA is featuring two U.S. players with strong northwest ties -- Seattle resident Hope Solo and former Portland Pilot star Megan Rapinoe -- as part of an advertising campaign titled "Made for This.

Russia missed the World Cup, but they did Write the Future

The 2010 World Cup seems like ancient history as we enter 2012, but hidden gems need to be uncovered. Remember that "Write the Future" advertising campaign? Well, Russian graphic artist Aske (aka Sicksystems) created two football-related pieces of art to capture the interest of the Russian market.

CPC: Click, Protest, Complain Premier League strugglers Blackburn Rovers have obviously decided there's not enough people on Steve Kean's back on Ewood Park matchdays at present. Rovers have launched a Google Adwords advertising campaign offering cut-price tickets for the forthcoming matches against Swansea, West Brom and Bolton.

The Football Association were last night forced to withdraw a radio advertising campaign after they were accused of using ‘xenophobic stereotypes' to sell match tickets for England games.

José Mourinho and Henderson Global Investors have teamed up in a new advertising campaign which will run in the UK and countries across Continental Europe and Asia from 31 October 2011.

Rooney's new Mr Potato crisp deal, plus the secret to Stoke's success revealed

Long dubbed "the spud-faced nipper" by satirical magazine Private Eye, it appears that life is imitating art for Wayne Rooney. A Malaysian crisp firm has just signed a lucrative sponsorship deal with Manchester United, which means that Wazza's face will soon appear on millions of bags under the somewhat unfortunate brand name.

Smooth operator José the new Victor Kiam?

"When I do it, I like to do it really, really well." "The Special One" is, of course, talking about shaving and why wouldn't he, seeing as he has just been unveiled as the first ever global ambassador, no less, for grooming giants Braun.

Smooth operator José the new Victor Kiam?

"When I do it, I like to do it really, really well." "The Special One" is, of course, talking about shaving and why wouldn't he, seeing as he has just been unveiled as the first ever global ambassador, no less, for grooming giants Braun.

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It's pretty clear what will be the gimmick of Perth Glory's new advertising campaign, thanks to a couple of things released by the club this week.
The first photograph shows what's underneath the "No Guts, No Glory" purple shirt, while the "leaked" CCTV footage also shows people with shirts on their head.

David Beckham adds to his ever-expanding empire with the release of a new 'masculine' scent, "Homme", launched this week along with a seductive advertising campaign demonstrating Beckham's athletic prowess

By Cesar Diaz – NEW YORK, NY (Jul 27, 2011) US Soccer Players – It's not often a soccer writer gets the opportunity to speak with two World Cup goalkeepers with days of each other. A sponsor provided the opportunity, with Allstate making current United States goalkeeper Tim Howard and former US keeper Tony Meola available as part of their ‘Protection Is Our Game' advertising campaign.

Watching the France-Canada game of the Women's World Cup yesterday, I was exhilarated by the playing of the French side. Their dominance in the game was a surprise to many, and to me, and also a little ghostly: suddenly, I was watching the sort of flowing, graceful, entertaining French football which for the past years had existed mainly in my imagination.

This is effectively an advertising campaign which says "Sorry we sucked so much next year will be better.", which is justified, as they finished just one point above the drop zone.

It's excellent, but begs the important question:

Since when did koalas become indigenous to Spain, allowing them to speak fluent Spanish?

Retired France, Juventus and Real Madrid legend Zinedine Zidane is back on the pitch in a new adidas soccer video spot. The iconic midfielder appears in an a French-language for adidas' indoor / five-a-side adi5 range entitled All Five Game. An adidas endorsee, Zidane also appeared with Lionel Messi in the advertising campaign for the adidas [.

On my recent journey to Mexico, I did a double-take when I walked into a souvenir shop in Cozumel to find a stack of Pringles potato chip canisters. One of which featured Peter Crouch, the man, the myth, the legend. The same bloke, of course, that The Guardian's sports editor Sean Ingle claims walked into a fast food restaurant, demanded free nachos and proclaimed to himself, "Crouchie's having his nachos.

To celebrate the launch of the PUMA King Finale football boot and apparel range, 2011, this new Facebook application allows users to create bespoke poster images mimicking PUMA's new retro-styled ‘King Of...' advertising campaign.