Nike's ad features former Moeller High School standout and Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. laughing while appearing to play the organ.

Advertising can be powerful. It can spark conversations, influence culture, or, occasionally, explode in a fiery PR disaster.

Nike's Kendrick Lamar-fueled 'I Love L.A.' ad after Dodgers’ World Series win nods to the Drake beef and fuels L.A.–Toronto rivalry.

"The wheels didn't turn right, the faces looked off, and that warmth everyone remembers from the original was simply gone," ...

Moore is responsible for the majority of Nike’s iconic ads and designs from the 1980s and several classic Adidas looks.

The Dodgers and Nike decided to "Squabble Up" right in front of Toronto, with this Kendrick Lamar themed ad after the World Series.

Nike's shift from "Just Do It" to "Why Do It?" reflects America's cultural embrace of hesitation over action, marking a troubling trend in brand messaging.

The Atlanta Police Department has arrested a man accused of stealing more than $5,000 worth of merchandise from a Nike store ...

Best friends Eric Ritzer and Cliff Bloom were the next-best attraction at halftime of the big PSAL game Friday night.

Toronto-born rapper Drake was front and center throughout this World Series. He was proudly repping the Blue Jays as they ...