Like the pope, Jake from State Farm is a Chicago guy, but since he also knows which side his bread is buttered on, he probably pretends to root for the Chiefs—at least when he’s within arm’s ...

Jake from State Farm, who initially appeared in commercials as Jake Stone (a real State Farm employee) is now played by actor Kevin Miles, who made the most of his time on festival grounds.

Coachella's opening day was full of surprises, including Travis Barker, Machine Gun Kelly and Billie Joe Armstrong making appearances while Blackpink's Lisa and Missy Elliott had standout sets.

Capital One. Capital One and its AOR GSD&M once again came to the Big Dance with an all-star entourage that’s all money. Celebrating its 15th year as an official sponsor of the NCAA tournament and its ...

More behind-the-scenes photos from State Farm's Batman commercial have found their way online today and we finally know who suited up as the Caped Crusader (and he has a brief history with the MCU).

If the high-octane 60-second ad sounds like a Super Bowl spot, that’s because it was intended to be until State Farm reversed its plans to advertise during the big game. Instead, the insurer chose to ...

Jake from State Farm is an industry icon — and that's something Severance star Adam Scott and producer-director Ben Stiller know all too well. Pegged to the Apple TV+ hit's buzzy second season ...

She summons Jake from State Farm via the usual miraculous teleportation featured in these ads, seemingly trapping him there. Subscribe to AppleInsider on YouTube.

After watching the Super Bowl, it was clear which ones were the best: Poppi's "Soda Thoughts," Instacart’s "Were Here," and Lilo & Stitch. The Poppi was a favorite because this commercial featured ...

With a Super Bowl game that wasn’t particularly close or that intriguing after the opening kickoff, the commercials needed to step up this year; our editors think most of them missed the mark. Super ...

When Kendrick Lamar wrapped his Super Bowl LIX halftime set with “TV Off,” advertisers who’d bought time in the second half of the Fox ... while Jake from State Farm stayed clear of ...