commercials

I feel like this is my house trying to cook the turkey for Thanksgiving. It's never a smooth process and eventually turns into 'screw this', just as this woman was probably thinking LOL

We live in a world where commercial directors speak (and breathe and live) the same pop culture language as the people they've been hired to peddle all kinds of products to. The result: television advertisements have gotten more clever, more specific, and most importantly, more ready to become instant viral sensations on the internet. A new IKEA commercial, whose release in the chilly weeks of October is no coincidence, cleverly parodies one of the most famous horror movies of all time and it's pretty cool.

Mirror, mirror on the wall -- who's the greatest of them all? If you don't like what you see when you look in the mirror, then you really ought to look in this mirror. Get a glimpse of IKEA's motivational mirror, which spits out compliments to people looking at themselves reflected in it...

Have you ever wondered how Jeff Goldblum looks like Jeff Goldblum? You're in luck. Thanks to this amazing new commercial for GE lighting, of all things, we now know Goldblum's secret. He's just so handsome because he's lit so well. And you can look this good too, or make your husband/boyfriend/significant other/rando you take home from the bar look as good as the Blum if you invest in some smart lighting.

I love this commercial. Budweiser's new ad says: Next time you go out, be sure to make a plan to get home safely. Your friends are counting on you. Enjoy Budweiser responsibly. #FriendsAreWaiting The spot has an owner who leaves his dog behind while he goes out to drink and the dog is patiently waiting at home...

This commercial is terrible in a ‘Friday’-is-so-bad-yet-strangely addictive way.

If Peyton Manning doesn't get into TV after he retires from football, it'll be a huge blow to society as a whole.

Americans and obesity seem to go together these days like KFC and angioplasty, so it only makes sense we continue to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining good health.

This is a bit older, but given the news this week regarding the Buffalo Bills, I think you'll enjoy it.

We’d love to meet the focus group that watched this ad and said, "Yeah, we’d buy it."

You run like a girl, you cry like a girl, you throw like a girl -- they're all comments meant to degrade people.

Jim Harbaugh is known almost as much for his cheap-looking pants as he is for his football acumen, so it’s nice to see he’s not afraid to let the ones he loves make fun of his fashion (non)sense.