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Add MrBeast to the list of celebrities trying their hand at Super Bowl advertising.

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Our initial impression of Albert Schnur, Rob Reiner’s straight-talking restaurant consultant on “The Bear,” is that he seems too good to be true. Albert’s first appearance in the fourth season’s third ...

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Commercial Metals (CMC) +2.9% in Wednesday's trading as Jefferies upgraded to Buy from Hold with a $78 price target, raised from $70, following the stock's recent underperformance and continued ...

The President of the United States has a great gift idea this holiday season: Watches with his name on them that he is personally selling on TV starting at $500 each. You can’t make this stuff up.

Ever wondered which “As Seen on TV” kitchen gadgets are actually worth buying? In this video, Nicole puts 12 of the most popular infomercial gadgets to the test—from the iconic Slap Chop and Garlic ...

Tesla famously doesn't run TV ads for its cars. But that doesn't mean there's no Tesla advertising at all. Ahead of the annual shareholder meeting on November 6, 2025, the EV company began showing ...

A comet named 3I/ATLAS, which originated from outside our solar system, is currently hurtling through Earth's cosmic neighborhood. It is only the 3rd interstellar object ever discovered in our solar ...

For the first year of its life, the Ninja Slushi didn't go on sale much. Mostly what it did was sell out of stock—over and over and over. But of course it did. The Ninja Slushi offers something that ...

As Seen on TV products built an empire on late-night promises and impulse buys, yet many of them burned through mountains of cash before anyone noticed the cracks. The pitch always sounded simple: one ...