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Jennimai Nguyen

Jennimai is a reporter at Marketing Brew covering social media and entertainment marketing. She also co-hosts the Webby Award–winning podcast “Marketing Brew Weekly.” Previously, Jennimai worked as an entertainment reporter at The News Movement and a tech and digital culture reporter at Mashable.

A portrait of longtime YouTube creators and podcasters, Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry
Cannes

How to tackle the beach at Cannes Lions, according to Colin & Samir

The creator duo Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry shared what their years of attending the festival have taught them and how creators can get the most out of attending.

Ajit Mohan
Cannes

How Snap is emphasizing online joy

At Cannes Lions, Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan walked us through how the platform is aiming to stand out in a sea of AI offerings—and as being offline is cooler than ever.

Five members of KATSEYE (Lara, Megan, Sophia, Yoonchae, and Daniella) sit in chairs on a documentary set.
TV & Streaming

Why would a hotel brand sponsor a Coachella docuseries?

Marriott Bonvoy sponsored the second season of the musician-centered 'Arrival' to highlight its brand ethos—but the unscripted format can come with some risk, an exec said.

Five members of KATSEYE (Lara, Megan, Sophia, Yoonchae, and Daniella) sit in chairs on a documentary set.
Brand Strategy

Why would a hotel brand sponsor a Coachella docuseries?

Marriott Bonvoy sponsored the second season of the musician-centered Arrival to highlight its brand ethos—but the unscripted format can come with some risk, an exec said.

Reddit installation at Cannes Lions 2026
Cannes

Cannes 2026: That’s all, folks

As activity on the Croisette winds down, we’re going out on a podcast high.

Stills from videos discussing Cannes Lions from a creator perspective from @bran_flakezz and @stuffaboutadvertising
Cannes

Cannes 2026: It’s getting hot in here

With the jet lag wearing off on Day 2, insights are heating up along with the temperatures.

Actress Avantika stands on the steps of a building with a shocked expression while on the phone, with racks of clothing next to her, in an image from the Hulu series "Not Suitable for Work."
TV & Streaming

‘Not Suitable for Work’ is very suitable for brands

The new Mindy Kaling-led comedy series sold out its sponsorship slate before the show’s premiere, with a record five in-show integrations, an exec told us.

Alifiya Ali and Sid Gopinath, both dressed in black suits, pose with a $1.2 million check on a blue carpet in front of an AT&T branded step and repeat.
Brand Strategy

Why AT&T gave $1.2 million to first-time feature filmmakers

The telecom company’s annual Untold Stories event at Tribeca Festival is designed to fund a marketable film project—and also get the brand in front of new audiences, one exec told us.

A man in black dance attire stands next to a woman in a pink ballet skirt and leotard. He holds one of her arms outstretched as they face the camera, while she holds a bouquet of flowers in the other. More flowers are scattered on the ground behind them, which is a mostly barren room but features an off-red couch, side tables with lamps, and an arm chair.
Brand Strategy

En pointe: Why brands are embracing the aesthetics of ballet

In the era of AI, the hard skills of the performing arts are appealing, one branding expert told us.

Screenshot of Discord Obsession Quest, which displays the broken One Wish WIllow stick on a desk with other movie objects and the phrase 'I wish Nikki Freeman loved me more than anyone in the entire world.'
Brand Strategy

How Focus Features is building deeper film engagement on gaming platforms

With recent and upcoming releases “Obsession” and “Pressure,” the studio is leaning into immersive games to drive engagement and connection, one exec told us.