This morning, residents of 3 metropolitan cities will awake to find their cities have been targeted with a new, cutting edge and environmentally friendly form of marketing known as GreenGraffiti.

With the help of a template and a high pressure water sprayer an advertising message is cleaned out of the dirt. The result is a high impact message and a cleaner street.

220 Domino’s “American Legends” logos will be placed around New York, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. But there is also a bonus twist to this campaign. Domino’s has created a bit of a scavenger hunt for their customers.

The first 250 people to email pr@dominos.com and submit a photo of them with a Green Graffiti sidewalk Domino’s logo will receive a $15 Domino’s gift card, good for a Domino’s American Legends pizza.

Click HERE for full details on the contest.

In response to a call from Hewlett Packard for user-made advertisements, two students (Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth) at London’s Kingston University pulled off a mesmerizing synchronized printing routine with a stable of HP printers. The ad is both artistically and conceptually impressive.

On July 11th, 7-Eleven stores across the country celebrate their birthday by giving away free Slurpees. To celebrate their 82^nd birthday, the chain plans on handing out 5 million frosty beverages at participating locations. The Slurpee cups will be imprinted with codes that can be redeemed for $7.11 lawn seats to select Live Nation shows.  Enjoy your Slurpee at a regular pace and don’t get a brain freeze.

Michael Moore has titled his upcoming documentary Capitalism: A Love Story, which addresses the causes of the global economic meltdown, reports Variety.

“It will be the perfect date movie,” Moore said in an announcement Wednesday. “It’s got it all — lust, passion, romance and 14,000 jobs being eliminated every day. It’s a forbidden love, one that dare not speak its name. Heck, let’s just say it: It’s capitalism.”

The film is described as focusing on “the disastrous impact that corporate dominance and out-of-control profit motives have on the lives of Americans and citizens of the world.”

Moore has made three of the top six highest-grossing documentaries — Fahrenheit 9/11, Sicko and Bowling for Columbine.

DreamWorks has announced 1-disc DVD, 2-disc DVD and Blu-ray releases of Monsters vs. Aliens for the 29th September. Extras on the 1-disc DVD will include a filmmaker commentary, featurettes (”The Tech of Monsters vs Aliens”, “Modern Monster Movie Making”), 3 deleted scenes (”Monger’s Plan”, “War Room Turns on Monsters”, “If You Don’t Know”), a DWA Music Video Juke Box, and Top Secret Sneak Peak Files (”How To Train Your Dragon”, “Shrek The Musical”, “Kung Fu Panda World, “The Penguins of Madagascar”, “Shrek The Halls”, “Secrets of the Furious Five”, “Monsters vs Aliens Activision Game Trailer”). The 2-disc DVD and Blu-ray releases will include all that, along with a disc containing 2D and 3D versions of new adventure B.O.B.’S BIG BREAK. Four pair of 3D glasses will also be included, as well as a Karaoke Music Party feature, and more.

Eternal Moonwalk is a video slideshow of people, animals and inanimate objects doing Michael Jackson’s signature move. Each video clip is about 6 seconds long and a counter keeps track of the number of meters traveled as you watch. A continuous music loop plays as a soundtrack and you can click on a series of buttons to add the various exclamations that Jackson was famous for.

There are currently over a thousand video clips on the site, each with a unique number. When you see one you really like, take note of the number. Then, whenever you want to see that clip again, enter the number in the search box and it will go into the queue to play among the next few videos. You can also submit your own moonwalk video to add to the collection.

Steven Jackson gets a surprise while visiting the Nike Campus when two Nike 6.0 snow shredders, Matt Ladley and Trevor Jacob, get a little out of control. While it may or may not be real, that doesn’t stop me from wanting my very own Nike T-Shirt Gun ($1,500). Each limited edition gun is individually numbered, and comes engraved with the signature of a Nike athlete.

For legions of people, sports teams are religion and their favorite players are their idols. This notion sparks the premise of Big Fan, the exhilarating directing debut from Robert Siegel, the screenwriter of The Wrestler. Paul Aufiero (Patton Oswalt), a 35-year-old parking-garage attendant from working-class Staten Island, is the self-described “world’s biggest New York Giants fan.” One night Paul and his best friend, Sal, spot star Giants linebacker Quantrell Bishop at a gas station in Staten Island. They impulsively follow his SUV into Manhattan to a strip club, where they finally muster up the courage to talk to their hero. The encounter starts out as a dream come true for the fan and then turns into a nightmare as a misunderstanding ignites into a violent confrontation, and Paul is sent down a path that will test his devotion to the extreme. Patton Oswalt is perfectly cast as Paul, infusing him with a humanity that renders him empathetic instead of pathetic. Big Fan resonates with truth and insight, and the result is a film that will make you laugh and wince at the same time—a very winning combination. The film stars Patton Oswalt, Michael Rapaport, Kevin Corrigan, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Matt Servitto and is due in theaters on August 28^th, 2009.

Mourners at the Michael Jackson memorial service were handed full-color, glossy programs filled with triumphant photos and emotional tributes to the King of Pop.

The metallic gold program is filled with pictures of Jackson with his brothers and sisters, celebrities and world leaders. The program features testimonials from Jackson family members and opened with a full page by La Toya Jackson recalling a day in 1980 when Jackson watched the Grammy ceremony and was crying because he only won one Grammy.

He promised her that on his next album, he would win more Grammys than anyone in music history.

“I will be the biggest and the greatest entertainer of all time,” she quoted him as saying.

She added, “You’ve lived your dream, you’ve proven to us all that if you believe, you will achieve; you believed, and oh my, did you achieve!”

The statements include a common theme that Jackson would live forever in the hearts of those who loved him and many felt they would see him in heaven.

The final picture on the back cover is of Jackson rehearsing for his “This is It” comeback show on June 23. An acknowledgment says: “Without the love and devotion of Michael’s beloved mother, Mrs. Katherine Jackson, this program would not have been possible.” 

Please click HERE to view the entire program.