Great new site for Tostitos via Element 79, Chicago and Mekanism, San Francisco (directed by Tommy Means). So funny. I've actually been on three times now and that's amazing with my limited attention span. The first time I was on, I saw a funny moon boot bit...refresh the intro until you see it.

May 8th is IHAVEANIDEA's 9th annual Portfolio Night. 180/LA ECD William Gelner has promised to hire someone at his agency's event. Kudos to the team at DDB Toronto for for creating the Bob Doll spot to promote this global event. Full credits are here.

DDB London and Fredrik Bond bring us Matthew, a twist to the traditional macho shaving commercial. I think its great. Scooped from Boards.

Here is the first of ten webisodes for Hot Snack Radio, an original comedy series for Showcase.ca. The series, created and directed by Matthew Eastman and produced by Toronto production company Sons & Daughters, is set in a wacky enclave of would-be Internet entrepreneurs who struggle with challenges of operating a bush league Internet radio station. Read the full overview here. Watch the first episode here.

There's was a great article on the Bud Light "Dude" campaign in yesterday's New York Times. It tells the story of how the entire campaign originated from a short film created by Clay Weiner (repped by Biscuit) and Kenny Herzog. Read the full story here. See the most recent Dude Vegas (dir cut) here and the previous two Dude spots here and here.

Last week Goodby, Silverstein & Partners picked up the top prize at New York Festivals for GetTheGlass.com for Milk. The site features the fantastical story of the Adachis, a family suffering from ailments related to their lack of Milk. On the site, viewers play a board game where they help the Adachi family get a glass of highly-secured Milk. If you make it all they way to the end, Milk sends you an actual “get the glass” glass. Full credits are here. See all the New York Festivals winners here.

Here's the latest from Ogilvy Toronto and Tim Piper -- that guy who won a few awards for that Dove Evolution spot (directed by Piper and Yael Staav). The creepy Bee Boy is a bit of a departure from the work I've seen from Piper before and also a new direction for the brand too. Full credits and a comment from Piper are here.

Yesterday afternoon I attended the Boards Creative Workshop in Toronto (Alex Bogusky was the keynote speaker - amazing) and I really enjoyed learning more about Jakob Trollbäck. In particular this spot for TMC. Beautiful. If you have never attended one of Boards' workshops, I highly recommend checking it out. The next one is scheduled for this summer in LA.