Netflix is all-in on the Ghostbusters universe, not only planning an animated feature film but also a brand-new animated series. In fact, the series was officially greenlit by Netflix back in 2004, ...

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Super Bowl 60 saw the Seattle Seahawks claim victory over the New England Patriots, but there were plenty of other winners — and losers — off the field during the game, with some brands scoring with ...

The USA TODAY Shopping team selected their favorite commercials from the 2026 Super Bowl. Many of the favored commercials featured celebrity appearances and 90s nostalgia. The 2026 Super Bowl has come ...

Dunkin’ and Ben Affleck have done it again, this time with a spoof of one of the actor’s most famous films, “Good Will Hunting.” Adding iconic sitcom actors in Jennifer Aniston, Jaleel White, Jason ...

The most-liked ad of Super Bowl LX? As ranked by ad-tracking and analytics firm iSpot, the No. 1 spot was the NFL’s inspirational “Belief Is a Superpower,” a heartstring-tugging thank-you to coaches ...

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Super Bowl 60 wasn't the most thrilling game in NFL history, but at least the commercial breaks provided some entertainment as the Seattle Seahawks hammered the New England Patriots, 29-13. Like every ...

Super Bowl LX may have been full of some tense moments, but brands such as Uber Eats, Dunkin' Donuts, Pringles and more made sure to bring some levity Stephanie Sengwe is a pop culture enthusiast with ...

Last year, the Super Bowl emanated from the eye of the vibe shift. Donald Trump had just scored his first popular-vote victory, remaking American consensus, and brands far and wide scrambled to meet ...