How To Solve Problems Like Sherlock Holmes
By: Jennifer Miller
A new book says you can train your brain to be a creative problem solver worthy of literature’s most famous sleuth.
How Josh Hopkins Became “Cougar Town’s” Resident Troubador
By: Joel Keller
As "Cougar Town" enters its fourth season, Josh Hopkins talks to Co.Create about how the goofy songs his character Grayson sings came into being, how gratifying it is to be a part of the creative process, and how scared he was to duet with Sheryl Crow.
Coca-Cola Urges You To Go Crazy (With Kindness)
By: Joe Berkowitz
A new campaign from Coca-Cola spotlights some of the everyday heroes who quietly make it their business to make the world a better place.
Your Guide To Agency Name Pronunciations And Origins
By: Joe Berkowitz
A cheeky guide to pronouncing the names of some of the most prominent agencies is actually the second blast of moniker-themed agency navel gazing in 2013. (The other is this infographic on such names, also included here.)
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Hertz Develops A Range Of Amazing Products—Or Does It?
By: Meg Carter
The creators of Ski Brogues explain why this shoe-and-ski-in-one is a perfect marketing vehicle for Hertz.
Nadav Kander’s Nudes Challenge Our Perception Of Beautiful Bodies
By: Joe Berkowitz
Acclaimed photographer Nadav Kander’s latest exhibition, "Bodies – 6 Women, 1 Man," lays bare the human body in all its glory.
Male Pop Culture Icons Pound It For a Bromantic Meme
By: Joe Berkowitz
"I Know That Feel, Bro" is a meme that’s been newly invigorated by depictions involving star-crossed characters from your favorite movies and shows.
5 Tips For Exporting Your Creative Culture From Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
By: Teressa Iezzi
San Francisco’s Goodby, Silverstein & Partners opens an office in New York. The new shop’s founding partners Nancy Reyes and Christian Haas discuss the principles that will guide the expansion.
