Now the shaving company, owned by Procter & Gamble, is calling on men to be better in a new ad that has already provoked controversy. The ad, released Monday on social media, takes on toxic ...

In an attempt to shed (or more accurately, shave) society's toxic masculinity issue, Gillette released a powerful new ad urging men to be better by asking them: "Is this the best a man can get?" ...

Get in touch with Chantal at c.dasilva@newsweek.com. A new Gillette ad challenging men to be "the best" they can be by combating toxic masculinity and setting a good example for young boys receive ...

“Gillette’s share of the U.S. men’s razor business fell to 54 percent ... ham-handed virtue signals—like Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad from last September—to boost sales with certain ...

But if I really am an accurate representation of the diversity of millennial men, why do companies keep running ads like these? And, more importantly, why do they keep working? Two of the most ...

I’m hardly an outlier. Men have evolved since the days of Don Draper, even if Gillette’s ad agency is late to the party. GOODY:Why are men so afraid of Gillette's toxic masculinity ad?

Imperial Blue in their series of ad showcases several situations which justifies the saying ‘men will be men’. And they have nailed it again with this another hilarious and completely engaging ...

“It’s a good take on the overall strategy, and nicely brings out the ‘been there’ reaction from most men. When you watch these ads along with a woman, you can almost hear the eyes roll ...

The ads brought into focus Harris's stance on access ... It will also curb access of biological men to women's locker rooms. The Executive Order says, "Radical gender ideology has devastated ...