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St. Cloud's own Casey Feigh shines in TV ads, including a hilarious Snickers commercial with Josh Allen, where his Midwestern charm steals the spotlight.
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Blavity on MSNThere’s Nothing Funny About e.l.f.’s Collab With Matt Rife
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As the new ads for national DFS and betting market leaders DraftKings and FanDuel have yet to arrive at a commercial break ...
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Amazon S3 on MSNFunny differences between food in commercials and real life
See the hilarious gaps between food in ads and what arrives.
New season, new Peyton Manning commercials. After appearing in Bud Light's Super Bowl commercial earlier this year, Manning is back just in time for preseason with a new ad promoting Bud Light's ...
David Spear Commercials has announced that 60% of the business has been transferred into an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT).
Kelley Mack, who played Hilltop Colony resident Addy on The Walking Dead, has died after a battle with glioma of the central nervous system at 33.
‘Sketch’ Is a Funny, Frightening Family Movie The locally shot fantasy film — opening wide this week — is the feature debut from Nashville’s own Seth Worley ...
In the summer of 2024, he was an aquaculture intern at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science in Wachapreague. Ally Tarwater, his former music teacher at Broadwater, described McIntyre on Facebook ...
Few Chicago TV commercials ever really reach iconic status. It’s a small club. Car dealer Maury Ettleson was definitely a member. The tagline he proclaimed with his business partner Nick Celozzi ...
When it comes to the Super Bowl, the promise of the best commercials of the year can be just as much of a draw as the action on the gridiron.
The tagline for Celozzi-Ettleson Chevrolet — "Where you always save more money" — made him and his partner Nick Celozzi instantly recognizable and became a part of Chicago pop culture.
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