"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."

When Vance said he was "focused on the future," Walz called that a "damning non-answer" to his query about Trump losing in 2020.

Beyonce walks into a "Launderette," in a redo of the 1986 British original that elevated jean sales for the year by 800%.

Two words come to mind while watching "Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story": salacious and exploitative.

He tastes Life cereal as in the original, but also sings that "I really love my life."

The just-published book provides new details on "how Donald Trump squandered his father's fortune and created the illusion of success."

Unusual kids' names -- Pickles, Paris and Fort Lauderdale -- star in two spots taking place in vacationland.

The campaign originally broke in 2006, when Doritos invited fans to to develop their own homemade Super Bowl commercials to win prize money and eternal fame.