Fox Sports analyst and former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez was hospitalized early Saturday after an apparent stabbing in downtown Indianapolis. Police say the incident happened around 12:30 a.m. near the
The Guardian is making a serious play for American attention with its first major U.S. brand campaign, a four-week burst built around an explicit promise: The whole picture. Creative comes
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. is putting a stake in Halloween, the crown jewel of theme park entertainment, because no other destination or holiday delivers more screams. Last year, the brand
Comcast’s Xfinity is unveiling Imagine That, a new brand platform designed to showcase how its connectivity and entertainment products work together to make life simpler, safer, and more extraordinary. The
SAG-AFTRA has issued a sharp rebuke following the introduction of “Tilly Norwood,” a hyperreal AI-generated performer from Xicoia, the AI talent studio founded by actor and producer Eline Van der
Football is back and so is Uber Eats‘ ridiculously funny conspiracy campaign starring one of Philadelphia’s proudest fans, Bradley Cooper. The Oscar-winning actor fronts the brand’s newest NFL partnership, a
Move over, Batfleck. There’s a fresh Affleck grabbing screen time (and a coffee) at Dunkin’. Jen Affleck, the breakout from Hulu’s Secret Lives of Mormon Wives who went viral for
August 2025 delivered one of the most eclectic mixes of brand storytelling we’ve seen all year. From insurance companies leaning on NFL quarterbacks to Nike turning football into a horror
New Yorkers aren’t exactly trusting when a brand promises “more.” That’s the brilliant tension McCann New York plays with in “Nothing Up Our Sleeve,” a surreal, sleeves-up launch film for
DUDE Wipes, the Shark Tank–backed flushable wipes brand known for viral, disruptive marketing, today announced an official sponsorship of the Philadelphia Eagles’ signature short-yardage play, the Tush Push. “DUDE Wipes
Nike is reintroducing “Just Do It” to a new generation with the launch of its latest campaign, “Why Do It?” Designed to meet young athletes where they are, the campaign
The NFL today debuted “You Better Believe It,” a high-energy 2025 Kickoff campaign that fuses live action with artificial intelligence to create an all-32-team fan celebration, featuring a headline cameo
Everyone loves a rivalry. From the fans in the stands to the athletes on the field, few things fuel football quite like the clash of division foes. That’s the spirit
For 15 years, Nissan’s Heisman House has been a fall tradition—bringing together legends of college football for a season of hijinks, rivalry, and camaraderie. But this year, the house itself
Call of Duty just pulled off one of the daring campaign launches of the year, and it wasn’t even under its name. A mysterious “new technology company” called The Guild
Jennifer Holland admits there isn’t much work-life balance in her marriage to DC boss James Gunn. The 37-year-old actress reprises her role as Emilia Harcourt in the second season of
Nike Football is unleashing a bold new brand identity with Scary Good, a global creative platform celebrating the brilliance of attacking football and the fearless, creative style of play loved
What is it with jeans’ advertising? Last week, it was Sydney Sweeney. Now, conservative firebrand Megyn Kelly has found her latest target: Beyoncé, whose new Levi’s jeans campaign has sparked
South Park is back in savage form, this time skewering President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in its latest episode, “Got
Ah, July. The month where fireworks go off, humidity levels become sentient, and brands crank up the creativity dial just to keep us from scrolling past. From anime-inspired milk cravings
