Art school grad Carina Úbeda Chacana unveiled her exhibition, Cloths, at the Center of Culture and Health in Quillota, Chile late last week and it was composed of a display of five years of her own ...

Everybody is looking for a big insurance payout. But what if we told you that the biggest payout of all is starring as a recurring quirky character in an insurance company’s commercials? Don’t believe ...

If there’s one thing we love, it’s an actor who is willing to do basically anything, knowing that if he does it, it will be cool. And there’s no actor capable of doing that quite like Walton Goggins.

Up on Mount Crumpit, Walton Goggins' Grinch listens to jazz and wears a knit scarf. In a new commercial for Walmart's holiday campaign, Goggins plays a lonely, yet sophisticated Grinch who's as eager ...

Commercial production has long been crucial to sustaining entertainment workers in the Los Angeles area. But it continues to plummet. By Nicole Sperling Reporting from Los Angeles Diane McArter runs ...

MOOREFIELD, W.Va. — Wednesday marked the 40th anniversary of the natural disaster which changed much of West Virginia’s landscape and a lot of West Virginia lives forever. The remnants of Hurricane ...

1984 was a banner year for music in the eighties, and 1985 somehow topped it. Of course, the midway point of the decade didn’t have a Like a Virgin or Purple Rain, but it didn’t need titles like those ...

When the NFL decided to add commercials to RedZone Channel — which had long been advertised as “Seven hours of commercial-free football” — the spin from the league was that these commercials would be ...

One could argue that there are varying levels to the randomness. For example, Kevin Hart’s Verizon commercial may feel slightly more elevated and acceptable than, say, LeBron James’ Royal Kingdom ad. ...

California has passed a new law aimed at quieting blaring advertisements on streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video, requiring commercial volumes to match the audio levels of the ...

Starting July 1 of next year, Netflix and Co. will need to keep the audio levels consistent from movie and TV shows to advertisements. By Erik Hayden Executive Editor, Business In an effort to cut ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Streaming services are now required to turn the dial down on commercial advertisements that blare louder than ...