Due to an ingredient lesser known to many, Pringles would rather be called something else because it's hardly 50% 'potato' ...

At Kellanova, the global snacking giant spun off from Kellogg Company with brands like Pringles, Cheez-It, and RxBar, chief ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Donald Trump won approval for the president’s sweeping tax cuts bill after days of Republican ...

And yet, when we learned about a new collab in February, our jaws hit the floor. Right before the Super Bowl, Pringles announced three flavors would be hitting shelves in 2025: the returning 7-Layer ...

Familiar faces from Super Bowl ads past have returned, like Nick Offerman (Mountain Dew last year, Pringles this year) and Eugene Levy (EQ Bank last year, Little Caesars Pizza this year).

This marks Malone's fourth Super Bowl campaign with the brand, while Gillis makes his debut. Pringles' Super Bowl ad features mustached celebrities like Adam Brody, Nick Offerman, and James Harden ...

In their Super Bowl ad for Michelob Ultra ... And in a star-studded ad for Pringles, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, L.A. Clippers’ James Harden and actor Nick Offerman all watch their iconic ...

The Super Bowl is such a huge annual event that it transcends football. A time-honored tradition, even for non-football fans, is to check out the Super Bowl commercials. With so many eyes on the ...

but seems particularly unsettling in the harsh light of Super Bowl Sunday. Weirdest use of facial hair: Pringles' "The Call of the Mustaches." No snarky lines, just a description of the actual ad ...

Here are Billboard’s 10 best TV commercials at Super Bowl LIX. Notable mustaches in sports and television combined forces in Pringles’ Super Bowl spot, which featured facial hair from Nick ...

In this Super Bowl commercial for Pringles, Adam Brody is out of chips when Pringles mascot Julius Pringles tells him to blow into it. This creates a call that rips mustaches free of their owners.

Nick Offerman and James Harden for Pringles Pringles is playing some tricks on Adam Brody, Nick Offerman and James Harden for their Super Bowl ads. In separate ads, each pay tribute to brand ...