At the start of the new year, like many of us, the beloved Allstate spokescharacter played by actor Dean Winters committed to an ambitious New Year’s Resolution: no more Mayhem. With the launch of the #ResolutionsAreMayhem campaign by Leo Burnett, the troublemaker instead resolved to be everything that keeps you safe – from a lightning rod to a road flare to an overly-active home security system. But did we really think he was going to keep it?

Aftermore than100 years apart, Van Gogh’s three paintings of “The Bedroom” come together at the Art Institute of Chicago marking the first time in North American history that all three works have been displayed side-by-side.

To commemorate the occasion and celebrate the Van Gogh exhibition launching at the museum on February 14, Leo Burnett Chicagobuilt a full-scale, livable model of Van Gogh’s infamous “The Bedroom.”Art fanswill be able to booktwo nights in the replica bedroom on Airbnb.

Can’t wait to be rescued? We’ve been there. The latest Esurance spot by Leo Burnett uses humor to highlight Esurance Roadside Assistance and how it lets you know when help will arrive (in this case, just in time).

Kraft has studied the pressures parents face today and found that eight out of 10 parents feel they are under too much pressure to be “perfect.” But Kraft believes parents don’t have to be perfect to be great and their kids agree: Four out of five kids would rather have a great parent than a perfect one.

We all know the feeling – the fear and panic that sets in when your mobile phone battery is about to die. It’s a common syndrome known as “Low Battery Anxiety,” and it’s the cornerstone of Leo Burnett Chicago’s new global spot for Samsung.

Leo Burnett Chicago’s latest innovation for Samsung connects mother and baby through sound, helping preemies’ brain development during this critical stage.

A musical short film, created to tell the modern version of one of the most charming and universal stories known to man, boy meets girl with the help of Samsung's GALAXY S4 technology. The video is set on UCLA's campus as our main character uses all the cool new features of the Samsung GALAXY S4 in his pursuit of the girl of his dreams.

National primetime TV spot “Low Jump” features a mom demonstrating slam dunk champion basketball moves to her daughter. When Mom goes for the big dunk, she shocks herself on the ceiling fan and crashes to the floor resulting in needed medical care assigned with official medical code “Fall From Other Furniture, Subsequent Encounter.”

There are thousands of ways to get into the healthcare system and a code for each one – such as code W52.04: Crushed by a human stampede while resting or sleeping. Fortunately, UnitedHealthcare knows how to guide you through the big, complex system.

In advance of 2016 open enrollment, UnitedHealthcare launched a national ad campaign created by Leo Burnett Chicago. The newest spot, “Lab Partner,” is a beautiful story of young love, underscored by an indie cover of the iconic song “Wonderful World,” that turns unexpectedly funny.

Some injuries are less painful than the embarrassment caused by explaining to the doctor how they happened. From kitchen accidents to dance moves gone wrong, there are thousands of ways you can get injured and thus, thousands upon thousands of ways to get into the health care system.

UnitedHealthcare’s “Ways In” uses humor and real-life scenarios, based on ICD-9 codes, to dramatize the ways people find their way into the complicated health care system and depicts how UnitedHealthcare can help consumers navigate it. In “Our Song,” a couple acts out a very famous cinematic dance scene — and as you can guess, it does not end well.