Seen a classic advert on TV that made you laugh, blew your mind or had a cool theme tune. Well have a look here because you just might find the video of that TV advertisement right here.
As we age our bodies become more susceptible to health problems, and certain aspects of our well-being deteriorate. Such as your eyesight and your hearing.
This video promises to test your eyesight for you, revealing whether you should head to an optician or not. It promises, but does it deliver?
Don’t fight. See why now’s the time to switch to the Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 920: Engadget Reader’s Choice Smartphone of the Year. That’s not really what I care about but for all you nerds. Go get one.
In the explosive Season One finale, Ryan races to stop Joe Carroll before his endgame reaches a deadly conclusion. Don’t miss THE FOLLOWING Season Finale on MON 4/29 at 9/8c! Warning {SPOILER ALERT}
Kevin Spacey spoofs his own show, “House of Cards”, in a sketch for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. I never knew this man could be so naturally comedic! But then again, he was a perfect pick for the movie “Horrible Bosses.”
I just shipped by pants! How convenient! Oh yes, props to K-Mart for stepping up their game and throwing some humor into their commercials because we all know what that phrase is really saying.
Sweet Brown may have bronchitis, but she’s unlikely to have toothache for a while. After all, ain’t nobody got time for that!
“See Budweiser’s 2013 Super Bowl ad featuring our famous Clydesdales horses — and introducing our newest foal, who was just 7 days old during the shoot.
“With a star-studded cast including Usher, Kate Upton and Willem Dafoe, Mercedes-Benz unveils the all-new CLA-Class in this extended cut of its Super Bowl commercial.” – YT
I’ve never felt the NRA (National Rifle Association) was especially blessed with common sense, but it’s latest ad proves it once and for all.
Hostess Brands has gone out of business, with most of its 18,500 employees having been immediately dismissed. This classic TV ad recalls a time when the company was doing much better. Ah, the glorious 1970s.
