Happy Friday: Here's a 30-second spot for Lancôme that features the beautiful Kate Winslet speaking on the phone while barely clothed. (Thanks to Titanic all of those years ago, we can all use our memory to fill in the gaps...!)
In 1949 more doctors smoked Camel brand cigarettes than any other cigarette on the market, at least according to Camel that is.
According to this ad from the National Coffee Association in 1984, David Bowie, Cicely Tyson and Kurt Vonnegut owe most of their success to the caffeinated beverage. Coffee gives you the time to dream it, then you're ready to do it. Whatever it is.
Jennifer Aniston shuffles through many ideas in order to make her first-ever viral video for SmartWater. Cute animals, dancing babies, kicks to the groin—hey whatever gets you more hits.
Hey Ikea, are you selling us closet organizers or baby filing cabinets?
In this newest installment of Old Spice commercials, Isaiah Mustafa emerges from the sandy shores of Fiji with a guitar in hand, ready to seduce the pants off of every lady on the planet. And this time, he's got puppies!
This tourism video from the 'island of limitless freedoms,' Manchukuo, makes it seem like a pretty awesome, yet frightening, place to visit. And honestly, who wouldn't want to shoot guns from a jet-ski and eat zebras on vacation?
Judging from her vegan lifestyle, it's no surprise that Academy Award Winner Natalie Portman cares about the environment. But did you know her activism started this far back? Here, watch a very young Natalie get funky about saving the planet.
Hot on the paws of Jimmy, the thumbs up cat, Cravendale Milk's latest commercial imagines what it would be like if cats had opposable thumbs. Obviously, the cats with thumbs concept does not bode well for your milk supply.
This commercial for a professional fire restoration service in upstate New York could be right out of an SNL skit.
Despite the recent news about China's economy overtaking Japan's as the new second-biggest, it's doubtful that they'll be able to create the strange whimsical culture that Japan has. You can even see it in their medicine ads.
Before she was Al Bundy's hot wife on Modern Family she was hawking Bally's $5 sign-up fees. You may find her light hair startling, but the gratuitous shots of her body in a bikini will likely ease the pain.
In this, the newest of the Old Spice chronicles, Isaiah Mustafa and Komodo promise to take you, Lady, to magical places and far-off destinations.
A bottle of Bud Light seducing a can of Bud light and then giving birth to the aluminum bottle is apparentlyway too risque for American viewers.
Obviously, Iowa's Riverview Center for Sexual and Domestic Assault had the right intentions with this ad, but isn't there something a little off putting about putting an adorable and innocent baby in such a terrible context?
If you were too busy watching the Puppy Bowl this last Super Bowl Sunday, this is your chance to catch the commercials that ran. Here are all 61 ads condensed into a convenient and enjoyable clip.
The Norwegian Association of the Blind released this ad with the provocative tagline "Avoid gossip at work, hire a blind person". While it may be borderline offensive, the campaign has to be applauded for its creativity.
Coggin Collision Center took a less traveled road to show off their services. Not only can they correct your typical bumps, nicks and dings, they can get out dents made by ninjas!
This too hot for television IKEA commercial currently running in Spain is way too hot to air on television in America, but thanks to the internet you can watch it anyway.
Attention women of the world, if you ever "dreamed of your own business, but the dream turned into babies", then Dove's Chocolate Discoveries parties are for you! Put down that spatula and start a "grown-up career!"
