Like most everyone else, they were also keenly interested in the ads, but for different reasons than you may think. McCain and Boychuk are co-founders of Seattle ad agency DNA&STONE. Boychuk, who ...

People don’t care about Super Bowl ads because they’re actually entertaining, of course. Or because they care about the products that they advertise. There’s one reason people watch Super ...

The country superstar, 59, lent her unmistakable vocals to Coffee Mate’s new Super Bowl ad for Cold Foam Creamer, which features Twain singing the brand’s “Gimme Cold Foam” jingle.

The ad is part of the beverage’s Kiss From a Lime campaign to promote the tropical lime flavor of Mountain Dew Baja Blast. Seal, 61, spoke to Us Weekly exclusively about the commercial ...

Little Caesars, the third-largest pizza chain in the world and the Official Pizza Sponsor of the NFL, is featuring a breakthrough ad in Super Bowl LIX starring Emmy winner Eugene Levy and showcasing ...

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He found a funny blip in the magazine’s history: the publication once tried its hand at personal ads. The gimmick didn’t stick, but for nine issues, readers gave it their all, trying to woo ...

The Aga Khan with his proposed development of Porto Cervo on the Costa Smeralda, 1960 Credit: Slim Aarons Some commentators remained unconvinced, however, and he found himself the target of ...

The library sorting problem is used across computer science for organizing far more than just books. A new solution is less than a page-width away from the theoretical ideal. Certain grammatical rules ...

ITV has launched a new campaign highlighting ‘Saturday nights in’. The TV ad showcases friends, families, neighbors, and several familiar faces enjoying a cozy night together. Featured stars include ...

For the ninth time, Budweiser emerged as the winner of USA TODAY’s Ad Meter contest as viewers voted “First Delivery,” a tale ...