Finding inspiration in female murder capital Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, is like choosing to start smoking after watching the American Legacy Foundation's "Shards of Glass" campaign.

The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien was nominated for four Emmy Awards last month, including "Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series."

British Airways recently included an image of a fake boarding pass for Osama Bin Laden in an issue of LHR News, its employee magazine for London's Heathrow Airport. The image was in reference to an article about the airline's new boarding pass system for mobile phones - and it caught global media attention.

On May 5, Cinco de Mayo, the NBA's Phoenix Suns wore jerseys that identified the team as "Los Suns," in response to the recent immigration law from Arizona.

The New Jersey Nets were close to breaking a record in March, but not the kind you'd want.

The Superior Court of the District of Columbia began accepting applications for marriage licenses from same-sex couples on March 3.

How many social media mistakes can a company make with one event? Ann Taylor Loft may have been trying for the record with its "Exclusive Blogger Preview" event for the summer 2010 collection on January 26.

Many of us dream of being courageous and adventurous. Maybe that's why "expedition marketing" is such a popular tactic. The point is to try and inspire us, or at least deliver on our delusions of grandeur.

New Year's has champagne and sparkly things, Christmas has mistletoe, and Halloween the proverbial sexy costume.

Over several weeks this fall, Nike rolled out its new lightweight Pro Combat uniforms for its sponsored college football teams, including Virginia Tech, Texas Christian, and Ohio State.