Cute Clydesdale Foal Makes Epic Journey in Budweiser’s Super Bowl 59 Ad

A horse walks into a bar. No, he literally does in Budweiser's Super Bowl 59 ad. After its Big Game teaser revealed the brand's full-length campaign would feature its smallest Super Bowl star in over a decade, Budweiser unveiled "First Delivery" on Monday, a 90-second spot starring a baby Clydesdale horse. Budweiser's leading man is...

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Rewards App Fetch is Giving Away $1.2 Million During the Super Bowl

Football fans will have a lot to celebrate during the last two minute warning of the Super Bowl--even if their team is losing. That's because rewards app Fetch is making its Super Bowl debut by giving away a lot of money as the game winds down. Fetch will air a spot called "The Big Reward,"...

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Kellogg’s Enlists a Dancing Rooster to Get Its Breakfast Groove Back

Kellogg's wants to put the swagger back into breakfast. The food giant has unleashed its refreshed rooster mascot, Cornelius, on the streets of Europe through a series of larger-than-life out-of-home activations, where he crows from the tops of buildings and train stations to wake up a new generation for breakfast. The new ads are part...

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NBC Washington Anchor Tony Perkins Back On-Air After Surgery

WRC anchor Tony Perkins has returned to the Washington, D.C. NBC owned station after recovering from surgery for prostate cancer. "The good news is, I am cancer free at this point," he told viewers, but cautioned he had to take blood tests to be sure the cancer stays away. He was told his cancer, which...

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