Tom Dunlap, Deutsch, Los Angeles' SVP/head of integrated production, will join RSA Films on July 13 as an executive producer. In his new role, the agency veteran will seek out new business opportunities for the global company in the digital and entertainment worlds. CONTINUE

Much like the members of Menudo, who were booted from the perennial Latin boy band upon exiting their teenage years, so it goes for MTV's audience. While '80s children still lament the network's passing from music video hub to reality show haven, MTV has since embraced its new status and is even celebrating it with an international brand refresh. CONTINUE

From the Croisette to the Palais, the Carlton to Hotel du Cap, our inner shutter bug was out in full force last week in Cannes. Here is the first installment of photos - our other camera is currently still on holiday in France - with more photos to be added in the coming days. CONTINUE

Cedric Gairard, 180 Amsterdam's head of production, is moving to the vendor side to join Nexus Productions in London as executive producer, effective September 1. CONTINUE

W+K London to launch creative talent hub; People moves at Euro RSCG New York, Rokkit and Stink CONTINUE

Wieden + Kennedy will launch its first major campaign for Levi's this week with a blunt, yet optimistic message for America's disenchanted youth: "Go Forth". CONTINUE

Before Philips interactive "Carousel" film won the Grand Prix for Film at the 2009 Cannes  Lions, it was the subject of two in-depth, behind-the-scenes profiles in Boards. Let's take a trip down memory lane... CONTINUE

TBWA\Chiat\Day, Los Angeles ECD Rob Schwartz armed himself with a video camera and interviewed director Spike Lee during the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival last week. CONTINUE

Kofi Annan and Bob Geldoff launch climate change campaign; Joost restructures; New York Festivals winners announced; People moves at Anonymous Content, Company 3, Bluerock CONTINUE

The 2009 Cannes Lions ended Saturday with a thrilling glimpse of the future. An interactive film by Tribal DDB for Philips won the Film Grand Prix and the Titanium and Integrated jury made a bold move by unanimously awarding both Grand Prix awards to a campaign that, ultimately, had very little to do with traditional advertising: the Obama Presidential Campaign. CONTINUE