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The Herriman athlete who appeared in a Super Bowl commercial with Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes returns to Utah after playing ...

Mountainhead' has now premiered on HBO Max. Here are the real-life tech bros that inspired the characters played by Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, and more.

Free public Wi-Fi hosted by cities is booming, boosting digital access. But as reliance grows, so do cybersecurity risks like ...

the actor and former Richmonder who found sudden acclaim as one of the stars of the funny “Scoop, There It Is” Geico commercial. “As far as exposure, that has been the biggest,” Carr said ...

Representatives from Verizon heard about Lamar and ... This isn't the first time Lamar has been in a commercial. He has been working as an actor for years — doing so, in part, with the ...

Nintendo/Youtube Paul Rudd reunites with Nintendo, recreating his iconic 1991 Super Nintendo commercial for a new Switch 2 ad featuring the system's new game, Mario Kart World The actor reflects ...

From Chatherine O'Hara and Willem Dafoe playing pickleball to the over-the-top recreation "When Sally Met Hellmann's" ad with Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, this year's Super Bowl commercials have ...

NEW YORK—“Can you hear me now” was associated with Verizon Wireless TV ads that began in 2002 and ended about 9 years later. Now the actor with the horn-rimmed glasses who delivered that ...

Turns out it’s the original Verizon “Test Man,” actor Paul Marcarelli. He first appeared in Verizon commercials more than a decade ago saying the well-known phrase “Can you hear me now.” ...

When most of us last saw Paul Marcarelli, the actor who plays the "Test Man," he appeared in a 2016 commercial touting the improvements Verizon competitor Sprint had made in its network.

Yes, he’s that guy. And the British actor is quite amused to learn his brief appearance in an Allstate commercial has become something of a cult classic on this side of the Atlantic. Speaking ...