Texas grocery chain H-E-B has collaborated with "The King of Country" George Strait for a new series of holiday commercials. At least one commercial has been airing recently and features Strait's song ...

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 ...

A Kansas City content creator, Clarence Lomax turned viral parody songs into a Wendy’s Biggie Bag jingle, starring in the commercial and boosting local businesses and exposure. Coppics Photography ...

Shooting the movie in Cleveland gave Haysbert something “Major League” never did — the chance to actually work here. (That film was shot mostly in Milwaukee.) “I wish I had the experience I had this ...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Michigan football fans have almost certainly, and repeatedly, watched that Allstate commercial featuring a certain sugary treat and Michigan Stadium. The advertisement shows an adult ...

The Allstate Commercial Driver Training School, based in Seymour, wants to open a satellite campus in Bristol but is assuring neighbors that it won’t be flooding local streets with 18-wheelers. The ...

It's hard to imagine "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" without Richard Belzer's cynical conspiracy theorist and police detective John Munch. He originated the character on David Simon's gritty ...

If you have cut-rate insurance, there's no one worse to meet than Mayhem. Allstate's chaotic mascot has been causing mischief for over a decade and these are his twenty best appearances, ranked.

His name is Dean Winters, but you may know him as Mayhem. His commercials for Allstate are among the longest-running ad campaigns on TV, maybe because they ring true. Winters has faced some serious ...

Often referred to as The Allstate Mayhem Guy, Dean Winters has built a lucrative career out of causing chuckle-worthy chaos to property in his long-running ad campaign for Allstate Insurance, which ...

On this day (September 15) in 1973, Dottie West released “Country Sunshine” as a single, backed with “Wish I Didn’t Love You Anymore.” The song eventually peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard country ...