Some say the 1990s was the height of advertising. With people tuned into the same TV shows on more channels than ever, commercialism rife and the internet in its infancy, brands had multiple platforms ...

Corporal Klinger, the Toledo native played by Jamie Farr, frequently referenced Tony Packo’s during the show’s eleven-season run, introducing millions of viewers to this Hungarian-American restaurant.

Chick‑fil‑A is leaning into a wave of “newstalgia,” celebrating 80 years of its classic designs and products while inviting customers to experience its latest food ideas and innovations. All year long ...

From miracle kitchen gadgets to quirky fitness tools, “As Seen On TV” products became a defining part of American pop culture ...

As seen on TV products were far more popular decades earlier than they are today. That is why almost every Baby Boomer owned at least one of these TV-advertised products.

From a Budweiser fortune teller to lemon Oreos to a dancing loaf of bread, vintage food ads were created in the most ...

Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem was ripped by even GOP senators Tuesday over her agency shelling out $220 million in taxpayer funds for TV ads — starring her. Noem, 54, appeared on Capitol Hill ...

The labor union pushing forward the highly controversial billionaire’s wealth tax is launching its first TV ad during the Olympics this weekend, SFGATE has learned. The 30-second ad, paid for by the ...

We thought we were over having to sit through ad breaks during TV shows once streaming arrived and overtook traditional cable and satellite. But then streamers started integrating ads within content, ...

Rep. Andy Barr speaks at an election event in Lynch, Ky., Monday, Jan 5., 2026. Austin R. Ramsey aramsey@herald-leader.com When this column last looked at Kentucky’s U.S. Senate race, it said former ...

More than eight months before the November election, former New Britain mayor Erin Stewart jumped into the governor’s race full force Wednesday with a package of $200,000 in television commercials as ...