Ian Ogilvy, News, Pictures, Buzz

Letters: Europeans who love freedom cannot understand Britain’s hesitation in leaving the EU  Telegraph.co.ukSIR – When Britain voted for Brexit, its instinct was deeply correct. I saw it as a great hope for my country too, and for the whole of Europe. We have seen how the ...

Wunderman Thompson unveils UK management team  CampaignLiveSteve Aldridge joins newly merged agency as creative chief, but few senior JWT staff remain.

Advent, Blackstone Among Bidders for WPP Market Research Arm Kantar: Sources  ESM - The European Supermarket MagazineA series of buyout funds including U.S. firms Advent and Blackstone are in talks with advertising group WPP to explore bids for a majority stake in its data ...

Bids sought for Kantar  Irish ExaminerA series of buyout funds including US firms Advent and Blackstone are in talks with advertising group WPP to explore bids for a majority stake in its data ...

Tales of Terror: The 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass  Golf DigestGolf Digest interviewed almost 50 players, caddies, architects and commentators to learn the nuances of what makes 137 yards on the scorecard such torture.

Mother Design Founder Heads to Hello Alfred as First CCO  AgencySpyNew York-based in-home commerce tech company Hello Alfred hired industry veteran Michael Ian Kaye as its first chief creative officer. In the role, Kaye will be ...

People on the move including Aviva, Thomas Cook, PwC, Hearst UK, and more  The DrumThis week has seen another wave of appointments and departures at brands, media owners and agencies. The Drum has rounded up the key moves from the ...

DVD/Blu-ray: Stranger in the House review - weird and wonderful James Mason  The Arts DeskParodic but compelling 1960s curio, with some superb BFI period extras. DVD film review by Graham Rickson.

OKRP snags We Are Unlimited duo; Grey Midwest gets a CCO | Agency News  AdAge.comBBH London hired Martha Riley as the agency's first head of creative. In the newly-created role, Riley will support Chief Creative Officer Ian Heartfield in the ...

BBH enlists Martha Riley in new role to nurture creative talent  CampaignLiveBartle Bogle Hegarty London has hired Martha Riley as its first head of creative. The new position will entail supporting chief creative officer Ian Heartfield in the ...

R/GA lures Le Masurier from Google to bolster senior creative ranks  More About AdvertisingA busy time for new creative hires in London's adland, which may indicate that some agencies at least are waking up to the need to refresh the ranks and stem.

Movers and Shakers: Lucky Generals, McCann, R/GA, Gyro, Carat, BBH and more  CampaignLiveLucky Generals has appointed a leadership team to run its first international office in New York. The shop, which is set to open in March, will be led by Augusto ...

Spring/Break Art Show to Stage New York Fair at United Nations Plaza  ArtforumFollowing the successful launch of its first Los Angeles fair, the Spring/Break Art Show has announced that it will hold its eighth annual New York edition at 866 ...

Ian Pearman departs TBWA/Asia after two years as president  The DrumTBWA has announced its Asia president, Ian Pearman, is leaving to join a consumer services start-up headquartered out of Singapore.

Romance up North, with the timeless classic.  Bradford Telegraph and ArgusAs the Bradford City of Film celebrates its first decade, and the most romantic day of the year approaches, we thought we'd delve into our…

How Google is empowering people to use their voice  The DrumThe Science Museum turned out to be the perfect venue for Google's gaze into the future of search marketing. Speaking at The Drum's Big Bang conference, ...

Romance up North, with the timeless classic.  Bradford Telegraph and ArgusAs the Bradford City of Film celebrates its first decade, and the most romantic day of the year approaches, we thought we'd delve into our…

2019 looking like a TKO for British Crime Films  Essex Magazine2019 is looking like the biggest year ever for that much loved staple of the DVD aisle, the British gangster film. We run down the 5 geezer fests we're most ...

The ISPS Handa Vic Open is more than a novel event. It's a blueprint for the future  Golf DigestThis week's Vic Open in Australia—a ground-breaking collaboration of the European Tour, the LPGA Tour, the PGA of Australia and Australian Ladies ...

Memac Ogilvy appoints Samer Abboud as the regional MD for KSA, Lebanon and Iraq  Campaign Middle EastRegional creative communications network Memac Ogilvy has named Samer Abboud as its new regional managing director for Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Iraq ...

T^#^^ightMSW: Ian Ogilvy’s last of 5 #MurderSheWrote appearances came in the seas^#^^ 11 episode Murder Of The M^#^^th Club which als… https://t.co/So8uQV3iaW

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PaulDuncan67: @OgilvyIan Ian Ogilvy, cl* act. what a fabulous, c@~*vincing performance in the gritty l@~*d@~* crime drama #westillkilltheoldway

T%ightMSW: Len Cariou and Ian Ogilvy both guest star in t%ight’s #MurderSheWrote having previously appeared together in the s… https://t.co/Vm4QdQyLLW

i prefer Ian Ogilvy in the 70s as Simon templar

It was a long time ago that I read it. I remember it was a kids book. About this little boy that had to live with his uncle who was this really tall guy who was dressed completely in black. His uncle had a large model of the city that he kept in a room and one day the boy is exploring and finds it. He's somehow turned really small and goes in to the model. There he finds models of people that he thinks are fake until they move their eyes. He realise that the pink lemonade and the food that his uncle puts in the model are turning people in to plastic statues and the only way to reverse the effects is to eat food from the real world and he realies that he has a pack of carrots that he took from the fridge earlier in the day and feeds it to the people already in the model and they start to turn back in to small people. That's all I can remember. Anyone know what this book is?

A children/young adult book. I can't remember too many of the details, but, it was a really dark house at the end of the street that had like dark clouds over it all the time. The person had this train track kind of think on a table in the attic I think. I was a play town I believe. And the people were stuck there. I remember reading it in the 5th grade I believe, I'm 19 now.

when i was younger there was a series of books i read. in one book it was about this boy and he lives with a a man who always has a cloud over his head and talks "like thisss". the boy is shrunk and put in the mans toy set and the man leaves crumbs for him to eat, but they turn you into plastic. they boy has some carrots in his pocket though and by feeding these to the almost plastic people in the toy set he makes them back to normal. the ending has something to do with a cockroach? in another book he is taken to a big house or castle with this baby. there he meets another one of those people/things with a rain cloud over his head called iggy. iggy used to be a burglar and can open locks or something? iggy and the boy become friends. i know this sounds really strange but i can't for the life of me remember what these books were called and it is really annoying me! thanks for helping! :)

I saw a movie on AMC I think it was a vincent Price one; A man is with his new wife in a castle. She gets raped. The baby is born with a disfiguring birth mark. The husband realizes one of the men a black smith I think has the same birth mark. He wants to ikill the black smith cause he raped the man's new wife. Do you know the title?