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Ricky Gervais will host the Annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony this year wearing a bespoke Ted Baker suit.
With Ted’s distinctive, luxurious and quirky detailing, combined with Ricky’s cheeky sense of fun, the two make for the perfect pair.
Everyone at Ted wishes Ricky all the best as he hosts the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on January 15th, 2012
Ted’s Festive Calendar competition is almost over! Click to win prizes and the chance to win either £250 or $400 to spend on Ted. Log on to tedbaker.com now to see Ted’s Christmas treats!
Do you sometimes think you are wasting electricity? Well this Saturday you could do something about it. At 8.30pm on 26th March it’s Earth Hour. This is a global event and gives everyone the opportunity to switch off any electrical appliances for an hour and think about the threatening effects of climate change. You can switch off anything from your laptop to the lights in your front room.
This event kicked off in Sydney in 2007 and 2.2 million people switched off there lights for the event. So do your part for the environment this weekend and switch off. Find out more about Earth Hour here.
‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the net, Ted proudly announced the launch of his best sale yet.
That’s right, today’s the day you’ve all been waiting for, as we now have up to 50% off menswear, womenswear, footwear and accessories.
Ted’s UK sale launches today exclusively online, whilst things kick off in store on Boxing Day.
And for all you savvy shoppers across the pond, remember Ted also has up to 50% off in all of his US stores as well as his US online store.
Merry Christmas everyone.
Image: Beach at Jürmala, Latvia, c. 1971 sourced from Whitechapelgallery.org
What’s better than a day at the beach with a good book for company? How about one that’s only a tube trip away?
This Sunday sees the Whitechapel Gallery in east London inviting holidaymakers to its very own pop-up beach for an afternoon of the three Rs – reading, writing and relaxation.
Hopefully it’ll be held in Altab Ali Park, just across the road from the gallery, but if the weather’s miserable, the ‘beach’ will be relocated to their creative studio.
Everything’s literary themed for an extra bit of fun, but don’t worry, there’s no need to book.
(photo source: V & A museum website)
It’s officially school holidays and kids across the country will be heading off for organised summer fun. Well tonight and tomorrow, the V&A are hosting their very own summer camp, for all you grown up kids to get in on the action.
Their inaugural summer camp offers the perfect chance to get your creative juices flowing; as you explore a host of different design processes with leading designers, artists and makers.
So get your pens and pencils at the ready, and visit the V&A website for full details of what’s going on
After a hard week in the office, why not unwind with a nifty web quiz from the online music magazine, thequietus.com. [Read more…]
The online betting company, Betfair, has found an interesting way of advertising its football prediction game, Taikai. They created a goal celebration dance and sent every premier league footballer instructions on how to ‘Do the Taikai’.
Any footballer who performs the dance during a match will receive £10,000 from Betfair for a charity of their choice. Thus creating the first ever in-game advert. Rumours have circulated stating that clubs will fine any players that take part, for conflicting other advertisers’ messages. Now everyone is waiting to see who will be brave, or stupid, enough to go through with it.
Great idea or greed gone too far? Do you think PR, advertising and the money in football have changed the sport too much? Or it’s all just a bit of fun? Take a look at the Taikai video and tell us what you think.
Back in the eighties, Morten Harket of Aha set a fair few hearts trembling. After conducting a bit of a lunchtime survey, the video for ‘Take on Me’ seemed to play a big role in a lot [Read more…]
