Lawsuit accusing Hermes of using "unfair business practices" by limiting sales of Birkin bags could threaten other luxury fashion brands using similar tactics.

I've been scratching my head, trying to understand those Homes.com spots starring Heidi Gardner and Dan Levy.

Trump's selling of "the only Bible endorsed by me!" is too on-the-nose as self-satire to satirize.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow compared Ronna McDaniel's hire to putting a mobster to work in a district attorney's office.

The video of Kate showed an incredibly strong woman dealing with the worst reality that life could bring her as a mother of three young children.

This ad's concept and writing are fresh and funny, while clearly hitting a nerve. Even women in their 20s and 30s complain about being mistaken for a "ma'am."

Creatives take things too far in an Amazon ad showing a monster reacting to the difficulties of streaming platform sign-ins.

"Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution" gave drug companies a ton of free airtime.

The campaign, which aims to show us new ways to recycle old pasta boxes, sounds like something dreamed up by Martha Stewart on too much weed.

The series is supposed to reveal that your character is more important than superficial looks in finding a mate. Except "Love is Blind" turns out to be hugely looks-ist.