Top of The News
by Tanya Gazdik
While other brands that advertised on the Big Game are enjoying a post-Super Bowl glow, Cadillac's Formula 1 team is contending with a lawsuit. Read the whole story
SUPER BOWL
by Sarah Mahoney
Ads for AI and health products crowded the playing field, leaving plenty of unexpected casualties. Read the whole story
RESTAURANTS
by Teresa Buyikian
"Valentine's Day has a way of stirring up plenty of frustrations, and we love helping our drinkers find the fun in all of it," … Read the whole story
PHARMA
by Les Luchter
The official 290-page Super Bowl progra has a circulation of 1 million -- and pass-on value of five readers per copy. Read the whole story
BEAUTY
by Sarah Mahoney
The r/eal reviews campaign hints at how the Unilever brand is rethinking trust in beauty marketing. Read the whole story
RESTAURANTS
by Teresa Buyikian
"The Bachelor" runner-up Tyler Cameron fronts for the limited-time-only smoothie containing strawberries, cocoa and a proprietary protein blend. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Tanya Gazdik, Staff Writer
The color -- which General Motors calls Snowdrift Metallic -- is definitely a showstopper. Read the whole story
by Wendy Davis
"The First Amendment guarantees the people the right to record, report, discuss, and criticize the actions of our government -- including the deployment of … Read the whole story
by Steve McClellan
That's according to an analysis from System1, which also found that AI ads for the most part fell flat. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Aaron Walton, Op-Ed Contributor
If there was ever a Big Game that lowered the barrier for culturally confident, diverse storytelling, it was this one. By announcing Bad Bunny … Read the whole story