Kellanova (NYSE: K) today announced that its Board of Directors declared a dividend of $0.57 per share on the common stock of Kellanova, payable on March 14, 2025, to shareowners of record at the ...

According to a new survey of 2,000 Britons, 66% have bought retro tech of some kind in the last two years, with 24% of Gen Z now owning a retro games console.

A logo often determines a company's success, from iconic brands like Coca-Cola to scrappy startups. In logo design, a few examples are as recognisable and enduring as the Pringles logo. With its ...

Super Bowl commercials featured Eugene Levy, Nick Offerman, Jeremy Strong, Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan and Seal ... as a seal!

Windows is often said to be a highly customizable OS, but most users remain unaware of the wide range of changes they can make. For instance, many wonder if they can change the boot logo in Windows 10 ...

It can be a little much. When I think about Pringles, I think of the long, tube-shaped packaging and their logo, an affable little cartoon man with a mustache. Last year, Chris Pratt grew a ...

In the ad, Brody blows into a Pringles can, unintentionally unleashing mustaches that fly off people’s faces. This marked Pringles’ eighth consecutive Super Bowl appearance. With an overall ad ...

made it into a Super Bowl commercial. Since the dude on the Pringles can has a prominent mustache, Adam Brody’s call for more Pringles rips famous mustaches off people around the world ...

while Nick Offerman’s mustache escaped thanks to Pringles), which was downright weird. Personally, I was not a fan of a winged baby telling me to go to the bathroom, even if Angel Soft makes ...

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 mustaches jump off their faces and soar through the ...

Little Caesars Actor Eugene Levy's eyebrows fly off and fly around after he tries the pizza chain's Crazy Puffs in what is strangely not the only ad with flying facial hair in it (see Pringles).