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In Touch, March 15

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Prince Harry tells all

Page 1: Contents

Page 2: Fashion Radar -- perfect match -- the sweatsuit set (aka, the breakout star of the last 12 months) has evolved from function to fashion and become a mainstay among Hollywood trendsetters -- Hailey Baldwin

Page 4: Kim Kardashian can live in a normal house again -- now that Kanye West is moving out, Kim can stop living in a mausoleum -- their $60 million L.A. mansion looked much more inviting before the design-obsessed star redecorated

Page 6: Crib of the Week -- Bobby Flay's modern marvel, Opposites Attract of the Week -- Shailene Woodley never thought she'd be engaged to someone who threw balls for a living like Aaron Rodgers, Regret of the Week -- Martha Stewart's probation officer wouldn't give her the time so she couldn't host Saturday Night Live after prison, Winners of the Week -- the cast of MTV's reality show The Real World's first season reunites for a six-episode reunion series, Loser of the Week -- in the wake of all the offscreen drama during his season The Bachelor Matt James reportedly dumps the woman he chose

Page 10: Up Close -- filtered Madonna in an Instagram video

Page 12: Demi Moore, Kate Hudson at a photo shoot, Luke Evans spends a sexy day in the sun with Brazilian model Gustavo Naspolini in Miami

Page 14: Andy Cohen welcomes good friend John Mayer to guest-host his radio show, Reese Witherspoon thanked Beyonce for her box of Ivy Park goodies, Tyler Cameron hangs out shirtless on his front porch in Jupiter, Florida

Page 16: Jenny McCarthy gets ready to tape an episode of her show The Masked Singer, Martha Stewart next to a modeling shot of her from the early '60s, Bruce Springsteen chats with former president Barack Obama at the Spotify Stream On virtual event

Page 18: Scott Disick debuts pink hair while enjoying his latest vacation in Miami, Alex Rodriguez takes a selfie with Jennifer Lopez, Rebel Wilson shows her love after a workout

Page 20: Golden Globe Awards -- January Jones still fits into her Versace dream gown from the 2011 Globes and her Mad Men co-star Kiernan Shipka still fits in hers, Kate Hudson with partner Danny Fujikawa and daughter Rani and mom Goldie Hawn and brother Oliver Hudson

Page 22: The Glitz! The Glamour! The Globes! Stars ditch their sweats for showstoppers on one of Hollywood's biggest nights -- Nicole Kidman, Amanda Seyfried, Anya Taylor-Joy

Page 23: Lily Collins, Regina King, Kate Hudson, Elle Fanning

Page 24: Brad Pitt knows a thing or two about messy divorces, so it's no surprise his pal Kanye West is turning to him in the midst of his own ugly split from Kim Kardashian -- they may seem an odd couple, but Kanye and Brad have a strong bond and Brad's someone to lean on -- the two men became buddies about three years ago and Brad even showed up to Kanye's invitation-only Sunday church services in September 2019 where the pair were spotted chatting with a crowd of other church-goers and back then things were really bad with Angelina Jolie so Brad was looking to Kanye for answers -- these days, it's Brad who's been offering up the wisdom and he's talking about what life is like after a high-profile divorce, suggesting Kanye seek therapy and sharing how the kids were affected and Brad is also telling Kanye what to expect when it comes to court proceedings -- Kanye doesn't have many close friends or family right now, so he's grateful to have someone like Brad and he may even get a shout-out in Kanye's next song

Page 25: Lady Gaga's dognapping nightmare is over -- three days after her dog walker Ryan Fischer was shot and two of her three dogs were stolen, the LAPD confirmed a woman found the pups unharmed and tied to a pole in an alley near Hollywood -- Gaga had offered a $500,000 reward for the dogs' safe return -- there are rumblings that Gaga was the real target and this was all part of a $2 million ransom and murder plot and although Gaga doesn't seem to be afraid, security will probably be amped up -- she's just happy Ryan is OK and she got her dogs back

* Lucy Hale and Skeet Ulrich packed on the PDA during a lunch date in L.A. but Lucy is in for a shock because there are rumors Skeet is connecting with other girls on the dating apps while dating Lucy -- her friends are worried because she's fallen for him, but he doesn't seem to be a one-woman type of guy -- Skeet has been married twice and has 19-year-old twins -- Skeet may have some baggage and Lucy needs to tread carefully especially with him trying to meet other women behind her back

Page 26: Cover Story -- Prince Harry tells all: I'm finally happy -- one year after leaving the royal family and escaping hell, Harry admits he has no regrets

Page 30: Drew Barrymore -- how I survived the psych ward -- Drew's 18-month stint in lockup changed her life forever

Page 32: The truth about Tiger Woods' accident -- Tiger's career hangs in the balance after a devastating car accident shatters his leg

Page 34: Khloe Kardashian is two months pregnant -- Khloe and Tristan Thompson are excited for another baby and a wedding -- Khloe said her daughter True is getting older and she feels like it's now time to have another kid

Page 36: The Big Interview -- Jessie James Decker -- the sassy reality star comes clean about connecting with her husband Eric Decker

Page 42: Animal Overload -- Miley Cyrus welcomed a newly adopted pit bull named Angel to her pet family, Kylie Jenner introduced her new puppy Kevin, my cat looks like Harrison Ford

Page 45: Double Take -- Jennifer Aniston shows off her basket of Vital Proteins products in L.A.

Page 46: Horoscope -- Pisces Sharon Stone turned 63 on March 10

Page 48: Last Laughs

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Bethesda's Nannies Brace For Government Shutdown

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U.S. embassies are promoting President Trump’s properties — though without a “Plenipotentiary For You and the Kids!” slogan, alas. A Republican Senate campaign confused Washington with Hangzhou, China, so if the campaign doesn’t work out, the candidate probably has a future in Trump’s diplomatic corps. And the president has completed only 30 percent of his 100-day promises, though if you don’t count California, the number is much higher. This is HUFFPOST HILL for Monday, April 24th, 2017:

GOVERNMENT SET TO SHUT DOWN SATURDAY MORNING - As if this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner weren’t already strange enough. Julia Edwards Ainsley: “Should talks fail, the government would shut down on Saturday, Trump’s 100th day in office. Trump, whose national approval rating hovered around 43 percent in the latest Reuters/Ipsos polling, is seeking his first big legislative victory…. The White House says it has offered to include $7 billion in Obamacare subsidies that allow low-income people to pay for health insurance in exchange for Democratic backing for $1.5 billion in funding to start construction of the barrier on the U.S.-Mexico border…. A Republican congressional aide said Democrats may agree to some aspects of the border wall, including new surveillance equipment and access roads, estimated to cost around $380 million. ‘But Democrats want the narrative that they dealt him a loss on the wall,’ the aide said, adding it would be difficult to bring any Democrats on board with new construction on the southwest border.” [Reuters]

HONESTLY, WE THOUGHT IT’D BE LOWER - Congrats to the president! Jill Colvin and Calvin Woodward: “Of 38 specific promises Trump made in his 100-day ‘contract’ with voters — ‘This is my pledge to you’ — he’s accomplished 10, mostly through executive orders that don’t require legislation, such as withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. He’s abandoned several and failed to deliver quickly on others, stymied at times by a divided Republican Party and resistant federal judges. Of 10 promises that require Congress to act, none has been achieved and most have not been introduced. ‘I’ve done more than any other president in the first 100 days,’ the president bragged in a recent interview with AP, even as he criticized the marker as an ‘artificial barrier.’ In truth, his 100-day plan remains mostly a to-do list that will spill over well beyond Saturday, his 100th day.” [AP]

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U.S. EMBASSIES PROMOTE TRUMP PROPERTIES - This makes a certain amount of sense as the United Kingdom is the only country in the world with worse tourists than the United States. Darren Samuelsohn “President Donald Trump isn’t the only one promoting his private Mar-a-Lago club as the ‘winter White House.’ His foreign policy team is doing it too. The State Department and at least two U.S. embassies — the United Kingdom and Albania — earlier this month circulated a 400-word blog post detailing the long history of the president’s private South Florida club, which has been open to dues-paying members since the mid-1990s and is now used by Trump for frequent weekend getaways. He has hosted foreign leaders there twice…. Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) also slammed Trump’s administration, linking to an April 5 tweet from the State Department’s Economic & Business Affairs office that promoted the president’s club by asking: ‘Curious about the President’s winter White House also known as Mar-a-Lago?’” [Politico]

ADMINISTRATION LEVELS NEW SYRIA SANCTIONS - Julie Hirschfeld Davis: “The Trump administration on Monday said it was imposing sanctions on 271 employees of the Syrian government agency that produces chemical weapons and ballistic missiles, blacklisting them from travel and financial transactions in the wake of a sarin attack on civilians this month. The sanctions on members of President Bashar al-Assad’s Scientific Studies and Research Center more than doubles the number of Syrian individuals and entities whose property has been blocked by the United States and who are barred from financial transactions with American people or companies. It seeks to punish those behind this month’s chemical weapons attacks and previous ones carried out by Mr. Assad’s government, senior administration officials said, and to deter others who are contemplating similar actions.” [NYT]

Trump crapped on the United Nations today — and his own ambassador (sort of).

TRUMP FORCING ENTIRE SENATE TO COME TO HIS HOUSE - As power moves go, this one’s a little odd. David Nakamura and Ed O’Keefe: “The White House announced Monday it would host an unusual private briefing on North Korea for the entire U.S. Senate, prompting questions from lawmakers over whether the Trump administration intends to use the event as a photo op ahead of his 100-day mark…. [T]he location at the White House perplexed lawmakers who have grown accustomed to such briefings taking place in a secure location on Capitol Hill, where there is more room to handle such a large group. Past administrations have often held briefings for smaller groups of about two dozen or fewer lawmakers in the White House Situation Room. But they have traditionally sent high-level aides to Capitol Hill to hold discussions with larger groups in secure, underground locations. A senior Trump administration official said the meeting with senators will take place in the auditorium at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, the building next to the White House.” [WaPo]

REPUBLICAN LAUNCHES SENATE BID, PROMISES TO REFORM OUR CHINESE CAPITAL - Real estate executive and Republican bundler Jeff Bartos announced today he’s running for Bob Casey’s Senate seat. “Bob Casey’s Washington is booming,” Bartos said in his announcement video, which features scenes of economic decline from Bartos’ hometown of Reading. However one of images that flashes on the screen as Bartos discusses “Bob Casey’s Washington” (at the 29 second mark) is actually a stock image of a construction site in Hangzhou, China, according to this Getty Images page. We welcome our new Chinese overlords and hope to see them at the next Communist Party meeting at Ryan Grim’s house.

SO GLAD WE’RE MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN - But thank God Ivanka and Jared are moderating influences. Michael McLaughlin: “Harassment, vandalism and other hostile acts against Jewish people and sites in the U.S. increased by 34 percent last year and are up 86 percent through the first three months of 2017, according to data released on Monday. A spate of bomb threats against Jewish community centers and schools, and vandalism at Jewish cemeteries in the U.S. this year have contributed to the surge, according to the Anti-Defamation League’s report. There have been more than 100 bomb threats against 75 Jewish community centers and eight Jewish day schools around the country this year through early March.” [HuffPost]

Congratulations to the anti-globalists: “Why Paul Wolfowitz Is Optimistic About Trump” [Politico]

BEGUN, THE GREAT GOP FLOP SWEAT HAS - Alex Isenstadt: “Republicans say President Donald Trump needs to turn things around fast — or the GOP could pay dearly in 2018. With the party preparing to defend its congressional majorities in next year’s midterms, senior Republicans are expressing early concern about Trump’s lack of legislative accomplishments, his record-low approval ratings, and the overall dysfunction that’s gripped his administration. The stumbles have drawn the attention of everyone from GOP megadonor Sheldon Adelson, who funneled tens of millions of dollars into Trump’s election and is relied on to help bankroll the party’s House and Senate campaigns, to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Adelson hasn’t contributed to pro-Trump outside groups since the inauguration, a move that’s drawn notice within the party, and McConnell is warning associates that Trump’s unpopularity could weigh down the GOP in the election.” [Politico]

LOBBYISTS PRETTY AMPED FOR YOU TO BREATHE SMOG - What’s the over/under on industry groups paying prominent fashion designers to include air masks in their next collection? Alexander Kaufman: “A utility lobbyist called on regulators to do less work monitoring greenhouse gas emissions. An oil and gas lobbyist praised the Trump administration’s retreat from safeguards and urged federal rulemakers to limit regulations on carbon emissions and smog. A lobbyist for wood-product manufacturers complained about the ‘ever-tightening’ public health standards for ozone pollution and asked regulators to change the permitting process. Those were just some of the requests made by industry advocates during a conference call Monday, when the Environmental Protection Agency held the first of several sessions to ask the public which rules should be eliminated under President Donald Trump’s executive order instructing agencies to slash regulations. The three-hour call, held by the Office of Air and Radiation, focused on clean air and ozone pollution rules.” [HuffPost]

IMPORTANT LABOR DEVELOPMENT - Man, the unreleased alternative ending to “Norma Rae” sure got weird. Cora Lewis: “Back in October, 2011, Hernan Perez got chewed out by his boss. We’ve all been there. But Perez, whose workplace was in the midst of a tense unionization campaign, escalated things during his next break by publishing a Facebook post dedicated to his boss: ‘Bob is such a NASTY MOTHER FUCKER don’t know how to talk to people!!!!!! Fuck his mother and his entire fucking family!!!! What a LOSER!!!! Vote YES for the UNION!!!!!!!,’ the post read. Three days later, after the post came to management’s attention, Perez took it down. A little over a week later, following an investigation, he was fired. He’d worked at the company for 13 years. But on Friday, a federal appeals court ruled Perez, like all workers, has the right to call his boss a nasty motherfucker — at least when such speech is part of legally protected statements involving union activity.” [BuzzFeed]

WILL THERE BE HEARINGS NOW? - Lesley Wroughton and Yeganeh Torbati: “Former Fox News anchor and correspondent Heather Nauert will be the new U.S. State Department spokeswoman, the State Department said in a statement on Monday. Nauert was most recently an anchor for Fox News’ morning news show ‘Fox and Friends,’ and previously was a correspondent at ABC News. ‘Heather’s media experience and long interest in international affairs will be invaluable as she conveys the administration’s foreign policy priorities to the American people and the world,’ the statement said.” [Reuters]

OBAMA RETURNS, THANKS YOU FOR YOUR ‘STILL MY PRESIDENT’ FACEBOOK POST - No, he didn’t. He doesn’t care. Marina Fang: “Former President Barack Obama returned to the spotlight on Monday, moderating a civic engagement panel featuring Chicago-area high school and college students and young leaders. ‘So, uh, what’s been going on while I’ve been gone?’ he joked at the start of the event, held at the University of Chicago. The panel discussion was Obama’s first formal public appearance since leaving office in January. It was also a homecoming, as Obama began his political career in Chicago and taught constitutional law at the university for 12 years. He is building his presidential library just south of the campus, in Chicago’s Woodlawn neighborhood, with the involvement of the university and community organizations.” [HuffPost]

BECAUSE YOU’VE READ THIS FAR - Here’s a baby elephant frolicking on the beach.

STUPID RESTAURANT HAS STUPID NAME - It’s a real shame that the cultural mecca of Friendship Heights — the Paris of neighborhoods that abut AU Park — is taking such a hit. Dan Steinberg: “From the moment Tony Kornheiser announced in January that his high-powered group of friends would buy classic Friendship Heights restaurant Chad’s, it was clear that the name would eventually be changed…. Kornheiser announced on his podcast last week that the former Chad’s (formerly Chadwick’s) has been renamed Chatter, effective immediately. The name is both a reference to the restaurant’s new podcasting studio — which he said should be open by May 1 — and to a famous quote about newspapers…. As it turns out, though, I work at a newspaper, and I had never heard of this precise line. So I Googled it to try to source the origins correctly, and I was unable to find the reference. Then I put the beginning of that phrase — ‘Cut the chatter, sweetheart’ — into Nexis. I found six references. All six were Washington Post columns by Tony Kornheiser.” [WaPo]

COMFORT FOOD

- We can’t stop reading the Flat Earth Society’s FAQ page.

- Bowling a perfect game in 90 seconds.

- Don’t mess with the Utah Jazz’s mascot.

TWITTERAMA

@AdamSerwer: What if Mark Halperin was replaced by a bowtied dog named Bark Halperin

@alanalevinson: Folks, can we all settle on one platform for posting our video “stories”? I am exhausted by watching your brunch boomerang three times

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30 Promotion Design Projects from Across the U.S.A.

I’m always thrilled to see the release of the annual PRINT Regional Design Award winners: the best of the best in design from each region in the United States. But around this time of year—when we at HOW are amping up for our own Promotion & Marketing Design Awards, it’s my custom to take a deeper look at the winners and explore the exceptional promotion design work in each gallery. It’s particularly intriguing to see how promotion design work from each region draws upon cultural elements and the unique aesthetic of that area. You’ll see what I’m talking about below, in the poster designs, packaging, marketing collateral and more—including client and personal promotion design work—from firms around the U.S.

And while you’re at it, be sure to enter your finest promotional designs into the HOW Promotion & Marketing Design Awards. The deadline is March 13, so get your work in today.

Promotion Design Work from the Southwest

1. Banned Books Week Collateral

Spindletop Design, Houston; www.spindletopdesign.com: Jennifer Blanco (creative director/art director/designer), John Earles (creative director/art director), Laura Thornock, Josh Higgins, Travis Smith (designers), Workhorse Printmakers (printing/assembly); Brazos Bookstore (client)

Each year, Brazos Bookstore in Houston hosts Banned Books Week, an annual event celebrating freedom of speech and the freedom to read, and Spindletop Design creates the collateral for it. Learn more about Spindletop here.

2. RBMM Oktoberfest Stein

RBMM, Dallas; www.rbmm.com: Jeff Barfoot (creative director), Garrett Owen (art director/designer); RBMM (client)

[Related: Great Typography in Promotion Design | 10 Beautiful Promotional Posters & Print Designs]

3. Design Week Global

IBM Design, Austin, TX; www.ibm.com/design: Oen Michael Hammonds (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator); IBM (client)

4. SUR 512

The Matchbox Studio, Dallas; www.matchboxstudio.com: Liz Burnett (creative director), Zach Hale (art director/designer); JPI (client)

5. University of New Mexico Water Fountain Posters

Scott McFadden Creative, Dallas; www.scottmcfaddencreative.com: Scott McFadden (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator), David Morris (writer); Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the East

1. #TYPE

Cynda Media Lab, Englewood Cliffs, NJ; www.cyndamedia.com: C. J. Yeh (creative director/designer), Christie Shin (art director/designer); Museum at FIT (client)

2. American Voices Poster

Karnes Poster Company, Philadelphia; www.erickarnes.com: Eric Karnes (creative director/art director/designer); Philadelphia University School of Liberal Arts (client)

3. Carnegie Mellon University, School of Drama 2015 Season

Wall-to-Wall Studios, Pittsburgh; www.walltowall.com: Larkin Werner (creative director), Doug Dean (art director/designer); Carnegie Mellon University, School of Drama (client)

4. Stevenson University School of Design Poster Brochure

Tré Seals, Accokeek, MD; www.tresbien.design: Tré Seals (creative director/art director/designer /illustrator); Stevenson University School of Design (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the Far West

1. National Parks Campaign

Pendleton Woolen Mills In-House, Portland, OR: Kathy Monaghan (creative director), Andrea Capp (designer/illustrator/photographer); Pendleton Woolen Mills (client)

2. Neenah Paper Beauty of Letterpress Poster

Gee + Chung Design, San Francisco; www.geechungdesign.com: Earl Gee (creative director/art director/designer/illustrator), TPD Design House (concept/design/printing); Neenah Paper (client)

3. Interflow Design Conference

Academy of Art University, San Francisco; www.academyart.edu: John Nettleton (creative director/ art director), Alex Chen (creative director/art director/designer); Academy of Art University (client)

4. San Francisco Design Week

Character, San Francisco; www.charactersf.com: Ed O’Brien (creative director/art director), Tish Evangelista, Ben Pham (creative directors), Michael Mason, Will Geddes (designers), Todd Tankersley (photographer); AIGA San Francisco (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the South

1. AIGA Design Month Creative

Elephant In The Room, Winston-Salem, NC; www.elephantintheroom.com: Will Hackley (art director/designer); AIGA Triad NC (client)

“We were charged [with] designing graphics to promote design month events for the regional AIGA chapter. Feeding off the concept of North Carolina barbecue, we used visuals that connected to the barbecue heritage of the Triad region.”

—Elephant in the Room (02)

2. The Avett Brothers Township Posters

The Half and Half, Columbia, SC; www.thehalfandhalf.com: The Half and Half (creative direction/art direction/design); The Avett Brothers (client)

3. Habitat for Humanity Brochure

Lewis Communications, Birmingham, AL; www.lewiscommunications.com: Roy Burns III (creative director), David Blumberg (art director/designer), Jeffery Williams, Cary Norton, Bob Miller, Rob Culpepper (photographers), Anthony Vachris (writer); Habitat for Humanity of Greater Birmingham (client)

4. PechaKucha Night Asheville Vol. 9

Open Door Design Studio, Asheville, NC; www.opendoordesignstudio.com: Shantanu Suman, Marisa Falcigno (creative directors/art directors/designers), Shreedavy Babuji (writer); PechaKucha Asheville (client)

5. UT-Chattanooga Art Department Promo

The Official Studio, Chattanooga, TN; www.theofficialstudio.com: Aggie Toppins (creative director/art director/designer); The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Department of Art (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from the Midwest

1. FPC Custom Corrugated Portfolio & P.O.P. Corrugated Promo

Charles S. Anderson Design Co., Minneapolis; www.csadesign.com: Charles S. Anderson (creative director/art director), Erik Johnson (designer/illustrator); French Paper Company (client)

2. 20 Liters Campaign

Extra Credit Projects, Grand Rapids, MI; www.extracreditprojects.com: Rob Jackson (creative director), Chad Hutchison (art director); 20 Liters (client)

“20 Liters is an international nonprofit organization based in West Michigan helping to raise funds and awareness of the global water crisis facing our world.”

—Extra Credit Projects (2)

3. Detroit Loves …

Team Detroit – The Park, Dearborn, MI; www.teamdetroit.com: Toby Barlow (creative director), Nick Allen (creative director/ writer), Ryan Breight (art director), Michele Silvestri, Christine Jones (designers), Jason Smith (designer/illustrator), Cristina Lorenzetti (writer); Team Detroit (client)

“As part of our 60 Seconds to SXSW campaign, we created postcards that flipped negative stereotypes about Detroit into compelling messages that celebrate the city, and passed them out at SXSW to build brand awareness for the agency while shining a positive light on the city of Detroit.”

— Team Detroit – The Park (18)

4. God Hates Goods

Design Ranch, Kansas City, MO; www.design-ranch.com: Ingred Sidie, Michelle Sonderegger (creative directors/art directors/writers), Morgan Stephens, Frank Norton (designers), Claire Gude (writer); God Hates Goods (client)

“We are spreading the good with our human rights campaign. God Hates Goods is a line of clothing and ephemera intended solely to raise eyebrows and standards. The intention is not to spread hate but instead [to] poke fun at those who do.”

—Design Ranch (23)

5. Land of Goodness Poster Campaign

Shine United, Madison, WI; www.shineunited.com: Michael Kriefski (creative director), John Krull (creative director/art director/designer), Jeff Foster (illustrator); Wisconsin Cheese (client)

6. Ubumwe Center, Rwanda Posters

Ron Foth Advertising, Columbus, OH; www.ronfoth.com: Ron Foth Jr., David Henthorne (creative directors), Nikki Murray, Gene Roy (art directors/designers); Ubumwe Center (client)

Marketing & Promotion Design Work from New York City

1. Holiday In-Store Product Promo Animation

Department of Advertising and Graphic Design, MoMA; www.momadesignstudio.org: Hsien-Yin Ingrid Chou (creative director/art director), Derek Flynn (art director/designer); MoMA Design Store/Retail Division (client)

2. Shakespeare in the Park 2015 Campaign

Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Paula Scher (creative director/ art director/designer), Jeff Close, Kirstin Huber (designers); The Public Theater (client)

3. Vitaminwater Relaunch Campaign

Collins + Partners LLC; www.wearecollins.com: Leland Maschmeyer (creative director), Ben Crick, Esther Li, Leo Porto, Gabe Benzur (designers); Vitaminwater (client)

“We are revitalizing the brand through a new visual language. … This system builds on their design heritage in a way that is authentic to the original brand yet crafted for a new audience. It also encourages far more flexibility in its expression while still keeping the product itself [as] the focus.” —Collins + Partners LLC (49)

4. Border Crossing

Siegel+Gale; www.siegelgale.com: Mike Tyson (creative director/art director/designer/writer); The University of the Arts (client)

5. Disposable Film Festival

Selman Design; www.selmandesign.com: Johnny Selman (creative director), Katie King Rumford (designer), Calvin Waterman (motion designer), Mike Scandiffio (producer); Disposable Film Festival (client)

“The Disposable Film Festival is an annual juried international festival of short films. … We worked with Carlton Evans, codirector of the festival, to create an identity that could be retrofitted and reused for years to come.”

—Selman Design (17)

6. M&M’s 75th Anniversary

jones knowles ritchie; www.jkrglobal.com: Tosh Hall (creative director/art director), Danny D’Arcy (design director), Erin Dameron, Catherine Wyatt (designers), Ian Brignell (typographer); jones knowles ritchie (client)

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