It's Friday. You've all switched off already, so here's some content soft as a bowl of congee. In the first of a semi-regular feature (meaning whenever we can rope someone in), Loud creative director ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Efforts by coal giant Xstrata to purge a parody mining commercial from video site YouTube have ...

Comedy YouTube channel New Feelings Time have created a hilarious paradoy to the new ad campaign for Dove. The original ad campaign, created by Ogilvy Brazil, has a group of women describe themselves ...

Host Shane Gillis's second outing as a Saturday Night Live Host on March 1 included a new commercial parody for a new medication called "CouplaBeers." The healing elixir is exactly what it sounds like ...

John Perry, Havas Worldwide Melbourne MD and chief strategy officer for Havas Worldwide Apac, has kindly shared his top five parody ads. He reckons they will make you cringe and laugh at the same time ...

A small Scottish travel agency has inadvertently created a hit advertisement which has gone viral. Thorne Travel's video promo features the agency's staff in their uniforms walking in formation ...

Cue a parody commercial for "Lie Vitra", a "once-a-day pill that will keep you lying more than ever before," with "side effects that include depression, self-loathing, and the feeling of your soul ...

AS THOSE responsible try to distance themselves from the failed ad campaign, one group has turned “stoner sloth” into comedy gold. The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre has publicly ...

In this month’s Mad Magazine, there’s an ad parody for Circuit City (Sucker City! Oh, Mad Magazine you rascal!) that takes aim at the electronics retailer. Always across the street from a Best Buy!

The ad has been fiercely debated since it first aired earlier this week, and on Wednesday night, The Project skewered it in a take-down that has gone viral. Panellist and comedian Peter Helliar threw ...

Climate action group Rising Tide Newcastle has released a website that spoofs the NSW Minerals Council’s new advertising campaign, which claims the state’s mining companies are “world class”. Rising ...