"I don't understand why people go swimming in the middle of a city. It's disgusting," says the narrator, looking sour as swimmers splash him.

American Express' "Instant Access" spots focus on chef/owners of several Chicago restaurants, two of which were featured in some form on "The Bear."

Those expensive, '80s-era wide-shouldered suits could not be more off-brand for what became Jobs' marketing vision of "radical simplicity."

Lauren's opening ceremony uniforms are not "interesting or modern, but in theory, it's souvenir wear -- expensive souvenir wear," says preppy fashion expert.

Two very unlikely clients each earned a Cannes Lions Grand Prix at last week's festival.

Kicking off the first award show Monday evening, the brand's "Recycle Me" campaign by WPP Open X, led by Ogilvy New York, won the Print & Publishing Grand Prix, the first Grand Prix for Coke in 10 years.

After a brief hearing, Timberlake was banned from driving for a year in New York and was released without bail. His hearing comes up in July.

Wedding invites created by girls (including one child bride) are "heart-touching reminders that childhood needs to be protected."

The Dunkin' summer campaign features Will Arnett trying to reach out to Gen Z influencers, and an on-the-blink cyborg looking amazingly like Affleck.

Carmy and crew get back to the comedy and drama of what is, once again, a "dysfunctional kitchen."