The real question will be: Will it be a good pie? I guess we’ll have to save up our quarters and find out ourselves sometime soon. Ah, the future. I think HG Wells predicted this one, or maybe that was just something I saw on Futurama?
Go go go go! That seems to be the sentiment of the entire world these days. We want everything quick and cheap. This is the drive-thru generation. With that mentality comes a new “invention.” A pizza vending machine!
Yes, pretty soon in the UK and later the US you will be able to walk up to a vending machine and get a pizza. Not just any pizza, a freshly made and cooked pizza. That’s right, the vending machine mixes the dough, throws on the tomato sauce, adds toppings and then, through the power of infrared technology, cooks your pizza. This all happens in a blazingly fast three minutes right before your eyes. I’m not joking, check out the video after the jump!
Randy Rohn, senior vice president and executive creative director, Keller Crescent Advertising, has been asked to choose this year’s best mystery stories.
Remember the ad jingle, “Don’t be a litterbug, because every litterbit hurts“? The mastermind of the biggest diamond theft in history can attest to the truth of these words as he spends time in an Italian prison after almost pulling off the perfect crime. This is an amazing story that is sure to make a terrific movie. It includes suspense, an intelligent caper and disarming sophisticated anti-theft devices with such household items as ordinary hair spray.
On April 21 a band called Tinted Widows will release their first album.
We now know that the hottest trend in cocktails are those made with pomegranate. Keller Crescent Advertising and its great client Heaven Hill predicted this trend over two years ago. Not only did we predict it, we did something about it that set the cash registers ringing for our client. It’s a classic example of why clients should partner with a full-service advertising agency like Keller Crescent. When we partner with a client, we make it our business to know their brand inside and out. We sat down with them to brainstorm new ideas. We knew the trends in beverages. We knew the colors that were hot and getting hotter. Together, we came up with the idea of a pomegranate liqueur. Keller Crescent named the beverage, designed the logo and packaging, came up with a color palette to work with (silver and red) and created the trade ads introducing the product, dimensional direct mail to get the product in the right on-premise restaurants, point-of-sale, point-of-purchase, consumer ads and collateral. 
