The landscapes of advertising and marketing have undergone immense changes over the decades. But it’s only when you see ...

You really can’t go (or scroll) a few feet some places without bumping into an ad. They are ubiquitous to life these days, for better or worse. It raises the question, what ads were people in the past ...

Stepping back into the world of retro food advertising feels like opening a time capsule filled with pure magic. Research suggests that nostalgia can spark positive emotions, which explains why these ...

During Tuesday night's Live in Front of a Studio Audience telecast, you might've noticed a few ads sprinkled throughout that fit in a bit too perfectly with the classic Facts of Life and Diff'rent ...

It’s no secret that new beauty products are launched every day. Some come, others go; many come back around — and the best ones never really leave but may get slightly tweaked in formulation. While we ...

Picture finding a forgotten magazine tucked in your grandmother's attic, only to discover a vibrant 1950s advertisement promising that Jell-O can transform your dinner party into something magical.

As skin and body care continues to innovate with crazy formulas (like snake venom!) or unique textures (such as gels), one thing remains the same: people will always love their simple Dove beauty bars ...

As claimed in the Reddit post, the in-question ad appeared in the Dec. 12, 1969, issue of Life magazine, as archived on Google Books (page 33). First there are her legs. Beautiful, perhaps. But tough.