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Do you love singing, dancing, acting, or modeling? Any age can participate and the possibilities are endless! Good luck and don't miss this chance to see how far your can take your favorite things!

It looks like the folks over at Grey Poupon are trying the Kmart tricks in their new commercials.

You can do a lot with both a Pringle and its tubular canister. In fact, no matter what you do with 'em, you don't just eat' em, indulging in and enjoying their salty, junk food goodness. The 'Anthem' commercial proves that. What's the high-octane rock song in the spot?

I'm not sure what Kmart is trying to accomplish with their commercials, but this is a bit much.

Normally I skip commercials -- that's why I'm so excited to interview the Kraft "Get Me Zesty" guy tomorrow morning at 7:10. His name is Anderson Davis and I'm sure you've seen him in those wildly popular Kraft "Let's Get Zesty" salad dressing commercials. If you don't know who I am talking about click here:

This is so funny! And sooo true! What do you think? We all got a good laugh about this!

I love this...for obvious reasons! I didn't watch the Super Bowl..so, I took a few minutes to watch the ads on Youtube. this was definitely one of my favorites!

Before they hit it big, celebrities had a hard-knock life they wish they could simply forget. Funnyman Jon Hamm, for instance, used to be a set designer for porn movies, and before Bryan Cranston became the infamous Walter White on 'Breaking Bad,' he was a video interviewer for a dating site. Unfortun ...

Hero, vigilante, Dark Knight…Batman has been called many things. Add to that list “corporate shill.”

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has always been against smoking, often using ads and commercials to warn people about the dangers. However, some people think their latest anti-smoking ads may be going a bit too far. The organization is rolling out a $54 million national media campaign in an effort to prompt smokers to quit and, what some are saying, scare people away from ciga

The Super Bowl might bring the promise of glory to one group of lucky fans and humiliating and bitter defeat to another, but for the rest of the universe, it's a chance to enjoy some primo, top-of-the-line adver-tainment.

Characters are killed off on TV shows and in movie franchises all the time. But have you ever heard of it happening in a commercial? You have now. Priceline.com has killed off  William Shatner's character, the Priceline Negotiator, as part of a new re-branding strategy...