The Dynasty vixen stars in a new ad for the online travel company that's designed to show how easy it is to cancel plans without making a big fuss.

"Women rule," according to a rundown provided by Omnicom marketing agency TMA, which includes stars like Simone Biles and Katie Ladecky among others and their key endorsements.

Some employers might call it the art of quiet stealing. Stagwell's Harris Poll defines "quiet vacationing" as scheduling off-hours without officially taking time off and reports 48% of Americans planned to do so around July 4.

They also devised an interactive experience which invited people to take part in a scavenger hunt, looking for a series of 20 collectable stickers scattered about the city, with the chance to win a meal at a local restaurant.

TCS has 20 offices and nearly 50,000 employees in the U.S. and Canada. In June it opened an innovation lab in Cincinnati, which it has dubbed the "Bringing Life To Things Lab."

The group is having none of this who-can-we-replace-Biden-with talk in Democratic Party circles and certain mainstream media like the New York Times - which called for Biden to step aside, as did some of its columnists.

He didn't look great and he stumbled a ridiculous number of times throughout Thursday's debate. And that voice.

The offer reportedly came from a Russian agency executive who previously served at a long-time joint venture partner of the holding company in Russia. IPG pulled out of the operation shortly after the Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

In addition to grants to individual teachers and staff the agency is also formulating plans to enhance the curriculum, make physical improvements to the building and playground, and provide agency staff to write grants to help the school receive continued support.

According to reports the holding company has talked to several prospective buyers, including Tata Consulting Services, about the agency, which IPG has owned since 2001.