Olga Grey
Summary
Olga Grey (10 November 1896 - 25 April 1973) was an American silent film actress.Anna "Anushka" Zacsek, a Budapest native, immigrated to the United States, and by her late teens was pursuing an acting career in Hollywood.Her first film appearance was in the 1915 film His Lesson, in which she had the lead role. She would have twelve film roles that year, including a role in the now classic film The Birth of a Nation, starring Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, and directed by D. W. Griffith.In 1916 she appeared in seven films, including the role of "Lady Agnes" in Macbeth. She would have another eleven roles between 1917 and 1920, with a steady decline of quality roles.She left the business in 1920, and was residing in Los Angeles at the time of her death on 25 April 1973, aged 76..
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Grey Regains Advil, ThermaCare
Grey N. Y. has regained the U. S. creative lead on Pfizer’s Advil and ThermaCare brands, taking over from mcgarrybowen which was given the bulk of that business in September 2010.
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McCann Changes N.A. New Business Execs
McCann Erickson continues its search for a rainmaker to help the agency reverse its new-business fortunes. Barbara Yolles, chief growth officer for the past year, is leaving McCann and Alex Lubar, svp, new business at Grey Advertising is joining as chief marketing officer, North America.
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WPP, Aegis Report First-Quarter Results
WPP Group revised its 2012 forecast upward as it reported like-for-like revenue rose 4 percent in the first quarter. The Dublin-based company now expects “slightly better” growth of over 4 percent this year and a stronger second half.
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U.S. busts global online drug market, arrests eight
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Eight men charged with running an elaborate online narcotics market that sold drugs to 3,000 people in the United States and 34 other countries have been arrested following a two-year investigation dubbed "Operation Adam Bomb," prosecutors said on Monday.
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Klas Lusth gets creative role at Hypernaked
Hypernaked has boosted its creative department with the appointment of Klas Lusth as its deputy creative director.
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LoveFilm signs streaming deal with ABC TV
LoveFilm signs deal with Disney-owned US TV network to stream shows including Desperate Housewives, Lost and Grey's Anatomy to UK customers.
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Crowdsourcing investigative journalism: a case study (part 1)
As I begin on a new Help Me Investigate project, I thought it was a good time to share some research I conducted into the first year of the site, and the key factors in how that project tried to crowdsource investigative and watchdog journalism.
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More Facebook friends linked to bigger brain areas
LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have found a direct link between the number of "friends" a person has on Facebook and the size of certain brain regions, raising the possibility that using online social networks might change our brains.
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Finalists Emerge in Merck's Global Creative Review
Merck & Co. has selected four finalists in its global creative review of three over-the-counter brands, including Dr. Scholl’s and Miralax.
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Sports Blogger Bleacher Report To Start Paying Contributors
Sports blog site Bleacher Report has been doing pretty well with the Huffington Post model of offering contributors a place to reach a wider audience, but not providing much in the way of remuneration. Although user-gen will still be a major part of the site, CEO Brian Grey tells paidContent that the company plans to start handing out checks to a limited number of contributors as as a way to driver deeper coverage of particular teams and specific coverage areas.
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