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Apple and Ridley Scott presented the most awaited event of 1984: the introduction of Apple Macintosh personal computer to the world. With a concept directly influenced by George Orwell's classic novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four", Scott offers a heroine who destroys the repressive present led by the Big Brother in order to bring a future full of new perspectives.

Documentary look at five unusual homes and the people who built (or adapted) them.

Dark-suited, blindfolded corporate managers march off a cliff to their death while singing "Heigh-Ho". One of them stops himself before reaching the edge.

Gérard Depardieu cooks a delicious pasta as an emergency effort to comfort a little girl after a bicycle accident in this commercial directed by David Lynch.

A group of pigeons attempts to poop on a new Nissan car, but it's too fast for them.

A GI-Joe/Indiana Jones-like action figure drives in his Nissan RC car to impress a Barbie-like doll.

In the last decade, the dominance of FC Barcelona has been clear. They have claimed four Champions League crowns, six league titles and three cups. With Argentinean Leo Messi claiming the World's Best Player award four times in the last six years, they also have the player of the decade. Despite all this success, the team stumbled in the 2013/14 season and didn't claim any major trophy. Incredibly, in the following season, Barca was virtually unstoppable and won its second treble or clean sweep - the only club in history to achieve this feat twice. So what changed between the seasons? What did the staff, coaches and club do behind the scenes to reignite the fire? What's the secret behind their turnaround? Barca had to reinvent itself from the inside out, and it all started in the locker room. Learn the behind-the-curtains story straight from the mouths of Leo Messi, Gerard Pique, Luis Suarez, Javier Mascherano, Ivan Rakitic, Juliano Belletti and Dr. Dani Medina.

This 30-second spot directed by Spike Jonze ("Being John Malkovich") that featured an actor dancing down the street in Levi's Flyweight jeans.

For the first time in 66 years, the GRAMMYs introduced The Black Grammy to honor artists shaping music's future. On hip-hop's 50th anniversary, Jay-Z received the inaugural award, marking a shift towards recognizing Black artists' impact.

The Image Renovators segment looks at the new ads for Crown that try to downplay the C word. In The Pitch, two advertisers try to sell us the idea of appointing Gina Rinehart to run Fairfax Media. The Crisis Management segment discusses whether Pussy Riot's message got lost in the coverage of their arrest.

The second of a four-part special series that looks into the brandtathlon that is the London 2012 Olympics, with an analysis of the advertising and consumerism surrounding them and the ways in which companies use the two weeks of competition to market their products.