Commercials

Ever since 'In Living Color' featured a Super Bowl halftime episode in 1992, and stole some of the audience for the major football event, the NFL has been focused on bringing top-notch artists to rock the halftime stage -- including Michael Jackson the very next year...

Spray tan while you party?  Sounds like a great idea right? WRONG!  Isaiah Mustafa, aka:Old Spice Guy, is going to put an end to that idea right now!

Dr. Pepper has jumped on the Macklemore bandwagon to help promote their 'One Of A Kind' campaign using his track 'Ten Thousand Hours.'

Derrick Coleman is the Seattle Seahawks starting fullback, and happens to be one of the few deaf players in the NFL.  If you're looking for inspiration today, just look at what this undrafted, "disabled" player is doing Sunday.

The new Christmas commercial from Apple paints the familiar scene of a family enjoying time together while a distant teen buries himself in his iPhone, but the ending shows that technology triumphs over teen angst.

Excuse me while I go find my 'Flux-Capacitor" and figure out how ESPN knew that Prince Fielder and Ian Kinsler would be involved in a huge trade three years later!

Kmart hooked up with Joe Boxer to present a very original version of Jingle Bells, that has some people wondering what the bells are made of.

In the 1990s, the St. Ides Malt Liquor commercials were the best! Snoop Dogg, Wu-Tang Clan, Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac and Ice Cube would not only hype the "Crooked I" in commercials, but they also created great original music and lyrics to help move the product. Here is our list of the most memorable rap commercials for St. Ides.

Not one word of this Thai communications company's commercial is in English, but 'TrueMove' has made an ad so touching that it's impossible to not get teary eyed from it.

Maybe it's just that this Johnson Boating commercial was released in a simpler time, but somebody should have made the connection between you and your Johnson.

I know once in awhile you get commercials that advertise that seems to have nothing to do with the product. I thought this was only an American thing, but this trend seems to have gone world wide.

While the world continues to try and wrap around its collective head around Corey Feldman’s music video that may be the worst thing in the history of history, David Hasselhoff has come around to show us some celebrities can actually be quite cheeky.