The Los Angeles Angels faced the Los Angeles Dodgers last weekend and suffered more than a loss on the field following Arte ...

Colorado Rockies spring training game no. 5 thread: Jack Kochanowicz vs. Chase Dollander The Colorado Rockies are now 2-2 in ...

Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum has appeared in the latest Amica Insurance commercial, and it's sure to fire up the fanbase ...

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The ad is slated to air Feb. 6 during the Opening Ceremony for the Olympics. The ad will also show during pregame coverage of the Super Bowl. Chevrolet plans to resuscitate several popular consumer ...

Super Bowl ads retreat from diverse storytelling as brands pull back on inclusion Ad Age’s annual Super Bowl diversity report evaluates inclusion efforts across in-game advertisers. Both on-screen and ...

Here is our critic’s survey of this year’s Super Bowl commercials, from best to worst to A.I. By Mike Hale What do the 2026 Super Bowl ads tell us? That we obsess over our weight while guzzling beer ...

The Angels reportedly agreed to a deal with veteran left-handed reliever Brent Suter on Thursday morning, filling one of the final spots in their bullpen makeover with spring training just days away.

It also pokes fun at OpenAI’s advertising plans in a new Super Bowl ad. It also pokes fun at OpenAI’s advertising plans in a new Super Bowl ad. is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Former Baltimore slugger and cancer survivor Trey Mancini is taking another shot at a major league comeback after agreeing to a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Angels ...

The ad in question is 30 seconds long. Set to a remix of Rick James’ “Super Freak,” it features Svedka’s Fembot character, which repeatedly appeared in the brand’s early 2000s advertisements, dancing ...

If you like the name "Blade Angels" - the chosen nickname for this year's U.S. women's Olympic figure skating team - the idea was Alysa Liu's. And if you don't like it? "It wasn't my idea," Liu said ...