Hugh Jackman shows he’s still light on his feet in this new Lipton Ice Tea commercial.

The ad features a dance number eerily reminiscent of Christopher Walken’s turn in Fatboy Slim’s “Weapon of Choice” music video.

Whether it’s unoriginal or not, it’s hard not to appreciate the suit-wearing Hugh showing off the moves that made him a Broadway star.

I love the way he moves from one scene to the next, dancing with girls in a fountain and sheet carrying maids in the hotel halls!

Ice tea has long been the sort of drink elderly ladies sipped over games of bridge, but this ad should change that reputation!

I could definitely see this product catching on at bars. Basically, it’s a projector that you put over your pool table that totally redesigns the look of it.

On top of that it senses where the pool balls are and reacts with colorful imagery when they are hit. Pretty cool if you ask me!

Obscura Digital is a company has finally made projectors cool again. They’ve worked on music projects like MIA’s tour, tech trade shows like CES, and have even covered entire buildings with projections.

Obviously, the typical disco ball setup in most bars is going to be outdated if this technology gets popular. I wonder if this concept could also work for clubs- only the projections follow the people dancing.

We have a theory here at WebTVHub that everything looks better in slow motion. That goes double for these hungry pooches.

In this new ad for Pedigree dog food we watch pups enjoying a snack. It doesn’t sound very exciting until you slow it down.

That’s when we get the gentle nuances, the look of excitement and expectation as they spy the snack, the joy as they head towards it, that bliss as they crunch, and the smack of a satisfied tongue.

This is one effective advertising campaign. It doesn’t just hold your interest to the very end; it also makes you want to make your own dog this happy with a serve of doggie treats!

The comedy duo Rhett and Link are determined to help out small businesses by creating viral videos for them on an affordable budget.

So in other words, this ridiculous ad is actually a real commercial for a real used car business.

Rhett and Link are responsible for a number of viral sketches on YouTube, but what sets them apart from most other comedy troupes is that they actually give back to local communities. This ad, for example, was a result of an entire community voting for it.

The duo got the idea for the commercial by asking the owners of the business about their background. One of them was a former gynecologist from Cuba and the rest is history.

We’ve all seen those battery advertisements with the cute pink Duracell bunnies, but we’ve never seen them quite like this!

One battery-powered bunny is strong enough, but when they band together they possess super-human strength. This ad sees a tornado of bunnies become a sumo wrestler, an elephant, and more!

They might become imposing creatures, but there’s still something adorable about those colored rabbits and their permanent smiles. There’s the feeling that while they have all the power in the world, they’d never use it for evil.

Considering the might of so many bunnies, that’s a very good thing!

I used to be a huge Michael Jordan fan when I was a kid. That is, until I realized how big-headed he was. Here’s one of my favorite commercials of him actually admitting his faults.

It’s pretty inspirational, even if you don’t really believe it. At the very least Nike paid him enough money to come off as modest for 30 seconds.

“Practice makes perfect” is a saying we’ve all heard; this commercial merely expands on the concept. It’s been years since this commercial aired, but Michael Jordan is still regarded as the best basketball player in history.

If anything this ad should make you realize that “the greats” aren’t even perfect 100% of the time. That just wouldn’t be human.

Adverts can be divided into two distinct categories – those that just do the job, and those that inspire and entertain. While I’m sure the former sells products and services, it’s the latter that get remembered and shared around the Web.

And this ‘Mouse Fitness’ ad is no exception. It’s an advert for Seriously Strong cheddar cheese, and it’s brilliantly pitched. The music is good, the set-up is great, and the twist ending is fantastic.

We get to see a supposedly ordinary mouse emerge from his hole in the wall, and wander over to a piece of cheese in a mousetrap. A soundtrack to the mouse’s life playing in the background all the while.

The inevitable happens. But this is no ordinary cheese, and it means the mouse can defy logic and the metal bar which is sprung across his neck. And to the Rocky theme tune the mouse turns the intended death trap into nothing more than a quick workout. Genius.

“That was my pen.” … “Keep it.”

So wrong, and yet not surprising…

Wow. Now I know how to get results from the office next time I hold a fundraiser or charity event. Now if only I could get a ‘pants always on’ policy instated without telling them why…

Maybe this is why you’re not supposed to drink at work.

Beer companies really do the best commercials. Condom commercials often come close, but nothing beats a clever, simple beer commercial. This one made me laugh out loud – both times I watched it.

By the way, kudos to them for acknowledging that there are women who drink beer, too.

I don’t know what Sumo wrestlers have to do with a high school choir so I can’t really explain the underlying meaning behind this Japanese Glee commercial.

All I know is that it’s weird, random, and oh-so-very hilarious.

Recently Glee took home the 2010 Golden Glober Award for best comedy series. Even outside of the US, the show has proven to be a huge hit. That being said, I don’t know if Don’t Stop Believin’ ever scratched the top 10 in Japan, but it sounds pretty good with some J-pop chicks.

Only in Japan can you get away with such a ridiculous advertising campaign. “So Fun, So Fox” just doesn’t seem as appealing when a giant Sumo wrestler isn’t saying it.

Today is Feb. 14. Valentine’s Day. What do you mean you forgot? Oh deary deary me.

To cheer you up here’s a sexy Agent Provocateur advert in all its glory. You get to see a sexy woman being all, well, sexy, and as an added bonus get a reminder of why you shouldn’t forget Valentine’s Day ever again.

To be frank, this video actually tempts me to forget Valentine’s Day next year. At least until she punches the guy in the face. Everything leading to that moment is sexy and desirable, and something most men crave happening to them.

But is the sexy, teasing part worth the punch in the face? Possibly. And if the cleaning lady is younger and better looking than this one then there may be some fun to be had post-punch anyway. Oh yeah.

Happy Valentine’s Day, assuming you remembered.

I don’t know about you but when I think of Old Spice I think of a retro aftershave for old men that’s been around for decades. And it has, first being produced in 1938.

However, the brand now belongs to Procter and Gamble, which clearly wants to change that image. And this ad, which is one of the best I’ve seen in years, can only help that effort.

The guy in the ad is very good looking, and what he says manages to be both inspiring and mocking. What we’re left with is a funny ad which manages to keep your eyes on the screen, surely the number one job of any promotional clip.

Does this make me want to go out and buy Old Spice? No, unfortunately not. But it does make me want to see what it smells like. And a few more ads like this and I may be persuaded to actually purchase a bottle.

McClure’s Pickles are set to explode onto the world as they become more famed for their delicious hot and spicy taste.

This video shows an ad for the product featuring The Apple Sisters and Bob McClure himself. It has a retro feel which would only be right considering The Apple Sisters’ act, but also sells McClure’s Pickles really well.

McClure’s Pickles are produced in both Brooklyn and Detroit. And if you reside in either of those places you can order McClure’s Pickles for home delivery. Otherwise you’ll have to find a retailer that stocks them or order online.

McClure’s Pickles began in 2006 when the two brothers used their great grandmother’s recipe to produce the pickles, relish, and mustard which is increasingly in demand around the U.S.

And I must admit they look yummy.

Having spent Christmas sitting on the toilet for long stretches of time, I’m loathe to laugh and poke fun at people with a tendency for loose bowels. But this video is too funny to ignore. I can only apologize and hope fate has a sense of humor.

Oops I Crapped My Pants is a new product on the market just for gullible people with the shits.

As the video demonstrates, Oops I Crapped My Pants means Granny can play tennis without worrying she’s about to follow through. And not on a shot, but in the undercarriage department.

Worried that it’ll still spill out the side of your pants? There’s no need, as the demonstration shows just how much fecal matter Oops I Crapped My Pants can handle – a shitload, of you will.

Oops I Crapped My Pants isn’t available in stores. Or on the Web. Because it doesn’t exist. Shame.

Ordinarily television networks like to present their stars as shiny and sparkly. But Australian channel Ten has decided to do something different this year. In 2010, its celebs are heading to a support group.

This scruffy bunch look a sorry sight as they discuss the ways they cope with the pressures of fame. Neighbours star Margot Robbie is fond of her ukulele, while Talkin’ ’bout Your Generation comedian Josh Thomas seeks refuge in homemade cupcakes.

Of course, not everyone is so disheveled. You didn’t expect Natalie Bassingthwaighte to dress down, did you?

It’s hard to imagine such a bizarre “promo” coming from any of the other channels. I love it!

Japan is finally seeing the musical-comedy series Glee, and it’s created this kick-ass promotional video to celebrate. This sumo wrestler might not have the musical chops of those Glee kids, but he’s put a smile on my face.

This version of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” isn’t exactly easy on the ears, but it still has all the makings of an epic musical number. We’ve got the cute cheerleaders, an even cuter kid, and a healthy dose of inspiration. What more could you want?

If this doesn’t get the Japanese watching Glee, then I think it’s safe to say that nothing will!

Dad in a clown costume: Making kids more terrified of clowns than Stephen King’s It ever could.

I think this commercial is not so much funny for the actual content; I think this commercial is funny because WalMart thinks it’s good advertising to scare the crap out of children.

Good move. I’m sure that will bring in a heap of customers.

What’s next? Children’s sized ear plugs for when mommy and daddy are yelling at each other? Along with a sale on couches or bunk beds to the kids have a place to hide when it happens?

Far leap, I know. But come on. How is this good advertising?

If you want to be slick, cover your dick.

Yes, I know there are plenty of those rhymes out there. That is the only one I can think of at the moment.

I love this ad. It’s clever, original, and it says something without saying a word. (Except for at the end, but that doesn’t really count.)

I think most people would be able to figure out what the ad is saying regardless of being able to translate the French word at the end.

I think the ‘real life’ animation is what makes this advert great. I don’t think it would have the same impact as a full on cartoon.

Mobile phone ads aren’t really my thing. They want to tell me all about the features I won’t use, and show me the kind of beautiful people the phone won’t make me more attractive to.

But Samsung has spoken to me with its advertising campaign for the Ultra Touch S8300. It forgets the tech speak and uses a more universal language: cute animals!

The link between a mobile phone and kittens might not be immediately apparent, but stay with me. As the ad cleverly explains, the Ultra Touch is much more than a phone. It’s a desk computer for bunnies, a dance floor for fully chickens, and a controlscreen for an evil hedgehog.

But if I buy one, do I get these cute critters too?

An Australian KFC commercial has caused outrage online for supposedly being racist and stereotyping black people. Except it isn’t racist, just ill-judged, especially with sensitivity levels about this kind of being through the roof these days.

The commercial shows an Australian cricket fan sitting slap-bang in the middle of the opposing fans stand. He is surrounded by fans of the West Indies cricket team – but it could equally have been English or Sri Lankan fans.

To appease the opposing fans he whips out a bucket of fried KFC chicken and shares it around.

This has lead to accusations of racism as though KFC is claiming all black people love fried chicken. But it doesn’t really. Instead it just shows how KFC can be a crowd-pleaser, no matter what race the crowd happens to be.

I can see why this ad has been pulled: it’s certainly open to misinterpretation. But I don’t believe for a second that it’s intentionally racist. And anyone who thinks so is surely being oversensitive.

Wow, where to begin? Women’s vibrators have been getting smaller for years, until they are now available in fingertip size. Ladies around the world can now masturbate wherever they choose to… within reason, of course.

This video shows the commercial for the Trojan Vibrating Touch, so small it hooks on the end of a finger. Women are always saying size doesn’t matter, and I guess this proves they are telling the truth.

That must be the case because Trojan has now introduced an even smaller version of the Vibrating Touch called the Vibrating Mini. As if the original wasn’t small and discreet enough.

This advert is so bad it’s good. We’re meant to be shocked that the older lady in the background masturbates and owns one of these. Whereas I knew she was a goer the minute I set eyes on her.