I would have known that Bud Light and Miller Lite existed whether they recently put out ads or not. I would have gone to my local grocery store, gas station, or Walgreens and picked out an 18-rack of ...

Fox News contributor and OutKick founder Clay Travis unearthed an old Miller Lite commercial to accuse the company of creating “their own woke beer ad” to keep up with Bud Light’s controversial Dylan ...

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Miller Lite maker Molson Coors defended a months-old commercial featuring actress Ilana Glazer criticizing the sexist history of beer advertising after it came under fire from conservative ...

“No real people are featured in this video. You can’t fight the future — but you can probably drink it.” The spot, which is titled “Synthetic Summer,” is meant to evoke the backyard vibes and good ...

The former Cougars quarterback made a recent appearance in an ad for his alma mater, promoting a new beer dubbed Ol 'Crimson Legendary Lager. The sale of the beverage is a part of the Cougar ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Samuel Adams uses The Summer I Turned Pretty star Christopher Briney to sell beer to women. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; ...

Jason Kelce is a man of the people. Which might explain why the retired Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl champ is using his notoriety for a good cause in a new ad promoting a collab between viral drink ...

Anheuser-Busch is the biggest advertiser in the 2026 Super Bowl, with 2.5 minutes of ads across three brands, two of them light beers: Michelob Ultra and the ever-present Bud Light. Maybe it’s a ...

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney said it would be “epic” to one day star in a beer advertisement at the Super Bowl — just months after her disastrous partnership with Bud Light sparked widespread ...

Product placement has been a staple (if not scourge) of cinema since the dawn of the medium. Sometimes it’s subtle, sometimes it’s not. Sometimes it’s done as a satirical joke (while also serving as ...