They don’t do award shows like they used to. Stolen awards, a no-show master of ceremonies, caterer-turned-presenter and stage-crashing advertising executives. There is one night that lives in infamy: the 1991 Clio Awards. For decades, advertising award galas have been staples of the industry with few dramatic moments aside from the occasional drunken outburst. The…
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