Super Bowl

Our hearts melt as Cheerios helps teach the concept of family to a little girl in their Super Bowl 2014 commercial, "Gracie".

Wading through the tides of war can be tough, but Axe's Super Bowl 2014 commercial shows that sometimes love is all you need (just remember, Axe can't make up for a lack of showering).

Drinking games are awesome. It's a fun way to liven up and add a whole new element of fun to almost any event. Even if you're not drinking alcohol, it's still fun to play along. The trick is to find stereotypical things that are bound to happen a few times throughout the night, but you still have to look to spot them. You may remember our 2013 CMA Awards Drinking Game. Now we've created the Super

If you're like millions of other Americans, you'll be competing in a Super Bowl pool this weekend. If you want to be unlike millions of Americas and actually win, you'll watch this video.

Just in time for Game Day, the crew at Epic Meal Time have created more culinary affronts to nature called Pork Cheetos. And they look delicious.

In this Super Bowl 2014 commercial, Dannon Oikos reunites Danny Tanner, Uncle Jesse and Uncle Joey from 'Full House' in order to promote Oikos' line of Greek yogurt.

Why isn't a country superstar performing during halftime of the Super Bowl? It's a fair question, and one country fans have asked every year since Shania Twain took the stage in 2003. Surely there are stars big enough to draw the nation's interest, right? Taste of Country writer Billy Dukes argues that fans of Nashville's biggest names should actually be grateful for this missed opportunity.  Read

Just when you thought CarMax raised the bar of cuteness with their "Slow Bark" commercial, Budweiser's Super Bowl 2014 commercial went and melted our hearts.

The Super Bowl has met the super son.

We agree with Sir Ben Kingley's sentiment in this Jaguar Super Bowl 2014 commercial that British actors are always being typecast as villains in Hollywood. Luckily, he's brought two other British actors who are also synonymous for playing villains to help prove a point -- that British supervillains are always classy and sophisticated. And what would such classy bad guys do besides ride in private