Bud Light is trying its hardest to win back fans. The company's latest stunt involves two of the most beloved icons in NFL history.

"Less is more" and "addition by subtraction" may seem like oxymoron phrases, but it perfectly captures what Disney needs to do next.

Even the former president's harshest critics can't deny how wildly popular 45 remains with swathes of Americans today.

"The more I see of this the more I'm convinced you've got the villain and hero roles the wrong way around," one X user wrote.

"If he loses, then you know, unfortunately we're going to have to get the authorities involved, because this is illegal activity."

Hollywood executives and celebrities will be invited to see a movie with real-life horrors from the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel.

A viral clip of one of the best players in all of college football has sparked a debate about just how much emotion a man should show.

"You know, the reason I probably haven't come out -- yet -- [is] because it's so cringe," the viral marketing guru from Texas said.

Gina Carano, former Disney star, did not mince words when she revealed just how pathetic the House of Mouse had become.

Nike's infatuation with a quarterback who hasn't played in nearly 7 years continues unabated with a new "capsule collection" announcement.

"When I look at a long-term sponsor that's going to be, we're going to be doing a six-year deal here," the UFC president revealed.

Jimmy Kimmel has been replaced by a former NFL superstar. Frankly, it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

A group of fourth-graders in Miami was reportedly traumatized after being shown a horror movie by their math teacher.

Adult cartoon 'South Park' has never been afraid to offend. A new 'South Park' teaser has confirmed that that is still the case.

"Embarrassing. You just feel like you let everybody down," the pitcher said after one of the worst pitching outings in MLB playoff history.

A rumored change to a live-action remake of one of Disney's most beloved films is sparking all sorts of concern.

If you spend close to over $1,000 on an item, the least you'd expect the item to do is work and not scald your hands.

Disney's wild mismanagement isn't exactly unexpected, but even the company's most dire critics may be aghast at this project.

"One of the dirtiest things I've seen done on a football field in quite some time," one football pundit said of the incident.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers ripped into former ESPN pundit Keith Olbermann, before punctuating it with a "BUM!"