Social media erupts over Sydney Sweeney and Dunkin’ genetics ads as advertising experts warn of changing consumer trust in corporate messaging.

During his appearance on the "Ruthless" podcast, Vice President JD Vance sounded off on the left's uproar over Sydney Sweeney's jeans ad that caught fire on social media.

White House communications director Steven Cheung responded to an MSNBC op-ed that said it was 'fair' to condemn Sweeney's American Eagle ad ...

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The actress seems to be everywhere, fronting dozens of ad campaigns, and has lately become a beacon for thorny public ...

First models were too skinny. Then, it was fat-shaming. Our culture rushes to counterbalance past neglect but overshoots by ...

The Daily Show took a day off from the Trump/Epstein scandal on Thursday to talk about Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle jeans ad, which has received backlash for a slogan that some are arguing echoes ...

Stephen Colbert says the online uproar over Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle campaign "might be a bit of an overreaction"...

I thank God I became a journalist because it spared me from becoming a publicist. Besides being a straight white man, I think there’s no riskier profession in the 21st century than that of a publicist ...

About half the country has almost a decade's worth of rage that has been building and building over the utter lawlessness atop the Democrat Party. What's sad is that the angry half doesn't seem to ...

The ad itself features Sweeney in denim, musing about genetics before flashing a knowing smile. At one point, the camera pans downward. She interrupts: “Hey, eyes up here.” A wink, a joke, a reset. It ...

Clever wordplay in the viral commercial has launched debate over what message the steamy spot it's really sending.