Clearly Canadian—the label behind some of the most iconic (and nostalgic) sparkling waters of all time—just dropped its first advertising campaign since 1991. And who better to illustrate the news ...

Ads leaned into slick and striking photography, bright and simple graphics, familiar faces and clever copywriting, leading to some of the best print ads of all time.

Jim Heimann, graphic designer, historian and the editor of the forthcoming book “All-American Ads of the 2000s” — available in the UK from April 14 and in the US a month later — is worried ...

Here (in no particular order, as usual) are 12 of the best ads of the decade so far, as selected by ad industry folk, designers and educators. Keep an eye out for more print ads by decade to come.

Given the occasion, we thought it best to go through the list of the best Super Bowl ads of all time and rank them in order of supremacy. Check out our list below, and tell us in the comments ...

15 Shows With Most-Watched Post-Super Bowl Episodes Given the occasion, we thought it best to go through the list of the best Super Bowl ads of all time and rank them in order of supremacy.

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In 2015, Supercell checked all these boxes and more with their 2015 ad “Angry Neeson.” For the nearly 150 million monthly players on Clash of Clans, nothing is more infuriating than when all your ...

Riding the Betty White pop-culture love of the time, 2010’s Snickers ad features the Golden Girls star playing a game of football with some dudes. Sure, she was 88 at the time and came out of ...

Entertainment Weekly ranked the best Super Bowl advertisements of all time based on four criteria. Here's a closer look.

Listen, whether you’re a pigskin-loving, team-colors-face-painting, $10,000-ticket-buying super-fan of America's, uh, other favorite pastime, or simply a casual observer who’s just here ...