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In an exciting collaboration, American artist Kaws has teamed up with London’s Serpentine Gallery and online video game Fortnite to bring his renowned artwork to the metaverse. Could this be the most-attended art show ever?

Popcorn brand Butterkist is here for the drama that continues to unfold amid claims of Number 10 lockdown parties, wittily inserting itself into the conversation by placing a digital billboard on top of a van in front of the famous street.

McDonald’s has come under fire from residents in the Butetown area of Cardiff for painting over one of the town’s most-loved murals.

The audience is left wondering if their hero is what he seems.

The Drum catches up with Highsnobiety to take a closer look at one the most talked about ads of the year so far.

In season six, Ubbe (Jordan Patrick Smith), and Torvi (Georgia Hirst) travel to Iceland to uncover the mystery circling Flokis (Gustaf Skarsgård) disappearance and Hvitserk (Marco Ilsø) pursues his personal vendetta against Ivar.

Every Wednesday, The Drum picks the top global campaigns from our Creative Works. This week, TikTok trainspotter Francis Bourgeois starred in Highsnobiety’s Gucci and The North Face collaboration video, Twitter billboards highlighted celebrities’ historic tweets that came true and tennis superstar Emma Raducanu batted off negative comments in Nike’s new spot.

Seven months after claims of fostering a ‘toxic’ workplace culture, and a week before BBC One airs a one-hour special into the scandal, BrewDog has partnered with the online movement #IAmWhole in a bid to spark conversations around mental health issues.

Over the past few years Twitter users have been utilizing the social media platform to type their dreams into existence, so to speak, with the tech giant revealing that posts about ‘manifestations’ have reached an all-time high, amassing over 59m tweets.

Walkers might be leaving other snack brands feeling a little salty as it positions itself as ‘Britain’s Most-Loved Crisps’ in a new campaign by agency VCCP London.