Bud Light intends to start a consumer loyalty program that will allow people who sign up to get merchandise based on some of the vintage commercial concepts. “You really want to be as close as ...

Freaky long-haired t-shirt wearing skinny guys with Doc Martens on would go into the dark studio, which was the Bud Bowl stadium that they built, and hang out on a 1×6 piece of board over the ...

The Bud Bowl would have to be a straight-forward game between two squads of talking beer bottles with a winner and a loser. On Jan. 22, 1989, after nearly a year of blood, ...

Bud Light departed from that model for last year’s Super Bowl ad, which depicted “Top Gun: Maverick” star Miles Teller and his wife dancing to telephone-hold music after cracking a cold one.

He lives mostly off royalties from "The Super Beer Shuffle" and income from sports memorabilia shows, ... Beechwood Backs." And Budsky, the little 7-ounce field-goal kicker, and hero of Bud Bowl I.

Anheuser-Busch may no longer be the only alcohol brand to advertise at the Super Bowl, but it will still have a major presence — even as rivals pounce on the opportunity, following a 33-year ...

Most Super Bowl viewers live nowhere near Shane Gillis, Post Malone and Peyton Manning. On Sunday February 9, the people who help sell Bud Light hope they see the trio as just three more of their ...

Bud Light is getting in on the action. It is putting out a special Chief Kingdom bottles that will include the Chiefs logo and “2020 Super Bowl LIV Champions,” Bud Light said in a news release.

Budweiser, owned by Anheuser-Busch, will show a commercial called "Old-School Delivery" during Super LVIII. The well-known Clydesdales will have a key role.

Bud Light is returning to the Super Bowl with a 60-second ad representing the beleaguered beer’s biggest bid to recover from a consumer boycott last year.

Most Super Bowl viewers live nowhere near Shane Gillis, Post Malone and Peyton Manning. On Sunday February 9, the people who help sell Bud Light hope they see the trio as just three more of their ...