The supposed TV ad depicts a manly toothpaste tube shooting its product into the mouth of a womanly toothbrush.

An image purportedly showing an authentic 1950s advertisement was a fake, mimicking typical sexist advertising of the era.

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Back in 2010, Michael Jordan made the odd decision to wear a toothbrush mustache in a Hanes commercial. His former good buddy, Charles Barkley, couldn't help but make fun of the facial hair that has ...

The Hanes Comfywear Women’s Pajama Set isn’t the first matching set to catch the internet’s attention (and it won’t be the last) but TikTok users can’t seem to get enough of it. Hanes is known for its ...

The iconic Beefy-T has been fading gorgeously for more than 50 years, and now that we’re about to spin frantically into t-shirt weather like a Mario Kart character that just hit a banana peel, it's ...

Running a marathon is impressive enough. Especially in Austin, where that 26.2 miles includes some brutal hills, just finishing is well worth the celebration. But one guy ran it well under three hours ...

Luc Haasbroek is a writer and videographer from Durban, South Africa. He has been writing professionally about pop culture for eight years. Luc's areas of interest are broad: he's just as passionate ...

Is it jarring to see Stone in a Super Bowl ad instead of a moody and provocative Yorgos Lanthimos film? Kind of, but it’s also extremely fun, especially thanks to the Lanthimos-directed spot’s ...

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From the good to the Bad Bunny to the cringe, Super Bowl LX had it all. And while the Seattle Seahawks trounced the New England Patriots, the real ones know that it doesn’t matter who wins or loses on ...