Photographer Marco Bollinger has worked with some incredible talent in his career, including Beyoncé, Jamie Lee Curtis, Gym Class Heroes and some of LA and New York's finest runway models.   Marco, raised in Venice Beach California, is not your average beach-going dude.  He manages to escape LA often in pursuit of beautiful photography and adventure, two things that he is clearly passionate about and does well.

It's a big month for Lifehouse, the alternative rock band from LA and client of Pomegranate. Their fifth album, Smoke and Mirrors, is being featured on the iTunes home page this week...

Tournament brackets have always been an integral part of the March Madness experience. It used to be that the only bracket we focused on was for NCAA basketball.  But today, brands want in on the action, so they create brand-centered brackets that aim to capitalize on our excitement for the perennial basketball tournament.  So I’ve provided some examples.

Was disco ever dead? According to MTV, the sweet, glittery spectacle might be ripe for revival—with updates, of course. The network's original TV movie, Turn the Beat Around, tells the story of a struggling dancer who teams with a wealthy nightlife maven to build a hot new disco-themed club. Covers of '70s classics like "Bad Girls" and "Get Down Tonight" are featured, plus a new take on KC & the Sunshine Band's "That’s the Way (I Like It)," performed by artist Eytan, a Pomegranate client.

Forget five-dollar footlongs for a second.  Here's the deal: Subway may have copied some Pomegranate creative and passed it off as its own work.  They say, "Imitation is the sincerest for of flattery," but we're not feeling all that flattered by the situation.  So we're calling it out.