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Roughly a third of this year’s Super Bowl ads involved one or more alums of the VCU Brandcenter, whose work were among the commercials critiqued in this year's local Ad Bowl panel.
Food Recovery Network (FRN), a college student-powered nonprofit, managed to salvage 4,000 pounds from this year's Super Bowl, turning this lavish food fest into an opportunity to stand behind the mantra “waste not, want not.”
Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty Images, OREO Cookie/YouTube, Drumstick/YouTube, and Uber Eats/YouTubeThe stars of this year’s Super Bowl commercials range from professional footballers (in the American sense and the more worldly sense) and Oscar-winning directors to Weird Barbie and Mario. These ads spotlight cookies, chips, beers, and services to get these said products delivered with the press of a button. They’re brilliant, cringey, and confusing—and the best ones are
Kris Jenner shills Oreos, Jenna Ortega teams up with Doritos, and Chris Pratt owns his “Crisp Rat” persona.
CBS asked brands for $7m for a 30-second ad this year