This ad opens up the Bud Light brand to all consumers and invites Bud Light into every home in America as an approachable and accepted American Lager,” Col. John Saputo, an Anheuser ...

The beer industry is rightfully concerned about Trump’s tariffs. Aluminum is the single largest input cost in American beer ...

Detroit sports radio host Mike Valenti may not have thought the Super Bowl commercials were as bad as Tom Brady was on Sunday ...

Windhoek supports those embracing 'Dry January' while sparking conversations about authenticity, balance and mindful living.

With their pointless cameos and insipid concepts, Super Bowl ads are a uniquely boring part of modern American life.

Spots for Dunkin', Pringles, Mountain Dew, and more — featuring stars like Ben Affleck and Matthew McConaughey — make the ...

Ads from Anheuser-Busch attracted acclaim to the beer-maker's marketing pitches on a day of star-studded—and expensive—advertisements.

And like in years past, nearly every ad included actors, musicians and other famous people selling out for a paycheck.

What's most interesting about the advertising at the big game is the number of big names that are missing. That says a lot about the national mood.

From Master Lock's iconic ad to a litany of Miller spots, Wisconsin has often had a place in the Super Bowl commercials. This ...

Super Bowl airtime doesn’t come cheap. In fact, this year companies spent $8 million for 30 seconds of screen time at a Super ...