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  • FOX Leans on Fandom Strategies and Transactions with a ‘Monarch’ Series Pop-up

    Kicking off with original song “American Cowgirl,” bedazzled cowboy hats and plenty of multigenerational family drama, FOX Entertainment’s “Monarch” heralds in a new country music dynasty. To draw viewers into the world of the new scripted series led by Susan Sarandon, who plays matriarch Dottie Cantrell Roman, FOX activated a pop-up shop that brought Austin, […]

  • Hilton on the Green: How Golf Fans Watched the Pros Tee Off from the Comfort of a Pop-up Hotel Room

    What better way for a brand to showcase its luxury hospitality services than to tap into a luxury sports market? It’s the kind of strategic thinking that led Hilton to golf sponsorship, and more specifically, money-can’t-buy fan experiences that appeal to its core audience. Case in point: Hilton on the Green, a self-sufficient pop-up hotel […]

  • Why NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer Hosted an ‘Adult Graduation’ Ceremony in New York

    There were no diplomas, no tassels, no mobs of parents snapping pictures, but at NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer’s “graduation” event on June 7, there was plenty of pomp and circumstance. On the heels of its U.S. launch earlier this year, the Anheuser-Busch brand aimed to drive awareness among post-college consumers and kick off the summer with […]

  • Hendrick’s Multisensory Spa Activation Evokes the ‘Magic of the Sea’

    From the soothing sound of crashing waves, to the anti-aging benefits of algae-infused skincare products, the ocean is broadly linked to emotional and physical refreshment. So for the launch of Hendrick’s limited-edition Neptunia expression, which features coastal botanicals, the historically “peculiar” gin brand hosted an Undersea Imaginarium and Spa experience in New York City’s Tribeca […]

  • HBO Max’s ‘Minx’ Series Pop-up Installations Aim to Empower and Engage

    HBO Max presented a “provocative” two-day pop-up installation in Los Angeles for the March 17 premiere of its new comedy series, “Minx.” The activation, called “Joyce’s Jamboree,” celebrated the show’s character Joyce (Ophelia Lovibond), a young feminist collaborating with a publisher (Jake Johnson) to create the first erotic magazine for women during the ’70s in […]