Teen Pop idol Justin Bieber helicoptered in to Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City on Monday evening (7th November 2011) to turn on the Christmas lights and perform a set from his new Under The Mistletoe album in front of 1,000 lucky fans at the two shopping centres. The events were captured on video, exclusively for Westfield, and are now live on the Westfield YouTube channel.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Justin Bieber Lights Up Westfield London
Bieber Fever Hits Westfield London with a touch of Christmas Spirit, turning on the Christmas lights.
Justin Bieber helicoptered in to Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City on Monday evening (7th November 2011) to turn on the Christmas lights and perform a set from his new Under The Mistletoe album in front of 1,000 lucky fans at the two shopping centres. The events were captured on video, exclusively for Westfield, and are now live on the Westfield YouTube channel.
Justin Bieber helicoptered in to Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City on Monday evening (7th November 2011) to turn on the Christmas lights and perform a set from his new Under The Mistletoe album in front of 1,000 lucky fans at the two shopping centres. The events were captured on video, exclusively for Westfield, and are now live on the Westfield YouTube channel.
Honda Civic Follow Happy Promo Film
When you don’t know how – Follow Happy, that’s the lesson the Honda Engineers learnt when developing the Interior of the New Civic. Play the Follow Happy game and see for yourself!
If we never venture into the unknown how do we get anywhere new? After all, treading along a common path will never lead to something new or innovative.
That’s why when pursuing a new, improved, Civic the Honda engineers had to embark on a journey into ‘the unknown’. Our campaign tells this story and uses interactive experiences to teach the lessons they learnt along the way to developing the car.
When designing the Interior of the New Civic, the Honda Engineers realised they needed Happiness to be their guide. For them it was the image of a Happy Dog in the back seat of the car which made them keep the Magic Seats. This game hopes to take you on a similar journey to Follow Happy.
If you have a microphone, make sure it’s on before you play!
www.facebook.com/hondacarsuk for more information
If we never venture into the unknown how do we get anywhere new? After all, treading along a common path will never lead to something new or innovative.
That’s why when pursuing a new, improved, Civic the Honda engineers had to embark on a journey into ‘the unknown’. Our campaign tells this story and uses interactive experiences to teach the lessons they learnt along the way to developing the car.
When designing the Interior of the New Civic, the Honda Engineers realised they needed Happiness to be their guide. For them it was the image of a Happy Dog in the back seat of the car which made them keep the Magic Seats. This game hopes to take you on a similar journey to Follow Happy.
If you have a microphone, make sure it’s on before you play!
www.facebook.com/hondacarsuk for more information
F1 Red Bull Racing hits the beach with Alguersuari
Watch Jaime Alguersuari take the Red Bull Racing Showcar off the street and on to the beach at Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.
Red Bull are making tracks across the globe (literally), pushing the boundaries of F1 and turning the world into one big thrill seeking playground.
Toro Rosso's Jaime Alguersuari traveled to the Dominican Republic for a Red Bull Formula One demonstration. Alguersuari wowed 200,000 spectators at the event held in the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo, before taking to the beach in the RB5. (VIDEO)
The Red Bull F1 Running Showcar is putting the pedal to the metal. Their full-spec car has been making tracks the world over, travelling to countries where there are no F1 races, to provide fans with a first hand encounter of the F1 experience.
Red Bull continue to surprise us and they have really nailed all the things that make this sport great; the speed, excitement, noise and thrills.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Red Bull Racing - An All New High Video
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Red Bull Racing driver Neel Jani took the high road, quite literally, when he drove the Red Bull Racing Formula One show car along the 18,380ft-high Khardung La pass in the Ladakh region of India.
Neel Jani drove the F1 Showcar on the world’s highest driveable road, the Khardung-La pass in the Leh region of India at a height of 18,380 feet past the famous Thiksey Monastery, stopped by the Shanti Stupa and encountered the famous rolling roads of South Pullu.
This makes Red Bull Racing the first Formula One team to have ever managed to transport, fire-up and drive an F1 car on what is arguably the most challenging terrain on the planet.
Neel Jani drove the F1 Showcar on the world’s highest driveable road, the Khardung-La pass in the Leh region of India at a height of 18,380 feet past the famous Thiksey Monastery, stopped by the Shanti Stupa and encountered the famous rolling roads of South Pullu.
This makes Red Bull Racing the first Formula One team to have ever managed to transport, fire-up and drive an F1 car on what is arguably the most challenging terrain on the planet.
Honda Civic – Unveil Film Video
If we never venture into the unknown, how do we get anywhere new? That’s the lesson the Honda engineers learnt when developing the New Civic. Honda unveils the Civic at the 2011 Frankfurt Motorshow
In order to progress, it is necessary to venture into the great unknown. After all, treading along a common path will never lead to something new or innovative.
That’s why when pursuing a new, improved, Civic the Honda engineers had to embark on a journey into ‘the unknown’. This post tells this story and uses interactive experiences to teach the lessons they learnt along the way to developing the car.
This film showcases the unveiling of the Honda Civic at the 2011 Frankfurt Motorshow.
If we never venture into the unknown, how do we get anywhere new?
Creating the new Civic demanded new ways of doing things. So Honda's engineers ventured into the unknown, trying new ideas, learning new lessons and uncovering new ways of solving problems. It wasn’t an easy journey, but it was a great one. And after four years of experimenting and 20 thousand miles of on-road testing, they finally realised their dream: the quietest, smoothest and strongest performing Civic yet.
That’s why when pursuing a new, improved, Civic the Honda engineers had to embark on a journey into ‘the unknown’. This post tells this story and uses interactive experiences to teach the lessons they learnt along the way to developing the car.
This film showcases the unveiling of the Honda Civic at the 2011 Frankfurt Motorshow.
If we never venture into the unknown, how do we get anywhere new?
Creating the new Civic demanded new ways of doing things. So Honda's engineers ventured into the unknown, trying new ideas, learning new lessons and uncovering new ways of solving problems. It wasn’t an easy journey, but it was a great one. And after four years of experimenting and 20 thousand miles of on-road testing, they finally realised their dream: the quietest, smoothest and strongest performing Civic yet.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
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