Is it a disgrace to target Jewish women who have never voted Republican by saying "Donald Trump will keep us safe" from antisemitism?

Focus is on gift-giving in pop cultural clips, like Lorelei gifting Luke a hat on "Gilmore Girls."

Olivia Colman discusses dreams and insomnia, then finds herself literally counting sheep in a delightful Burberry spot.

Trying to rehabilitate the fashion show, with its creepy, retrograde brand DNA, seems inauthentic and irrelevant for young women who were toddlers during the brand's heyday.

Debbie Harry and her music appear in campaign showcasing a young, diverse crowd of beautiful models in sumptuous romantic scenes in and around London.

Parsons' memoir is titled "Fire in the Hole!" A billionaire and serial entrepreneur, he's had a business life worthy of many exclamation points.

Iced coffee in the water fountain is among the breakthroughs in this redesign of a teacher's lounge, part of brand content starring Brent Staples.

"Where's the Remote?" shows a family who speak at a volume known to cause heart palpitations.

Compare the female president in Donna Karan's "In Women We Trust," to Kamala Harris, and the 1993 campaign seems eerily prescient.

McKinnon plays Susan Toothbrush, who comes "through walls to help people make better decisions about their oral healthcare."