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Dec 12, 2014
Ad nut: Your weekly worldwide roundup
Ad Nut travels the world to bring you ads that are notably good, notably odd, or both. This week, Lego speaks to girls in an inspiring way, Droga5 spoofs wristwatch ads in chuckle-worthy fashion, NokScoot gets hot and bothered, Wieden+Kennedy skewers the ad industry's sense of self-importance and more.
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