All articles tagged with #celebrity endorsements
Hollywood celebrities, including Pedro Pascal and others from Marvel and Disney, have publicly supported Jimmy Kimmel following his show's suspension, with some endorsing a boycott of Disney and its subsidiaries, amid debates over free speech and recent controversies.
‘Nicolandria,’ a popular couple from ‘Love Island USA,’ has captured public attention for their relationship and cultural significance, sparking conversations about interracial love and Black women’s representation, while also gaining endorsement deals. Their story joins a long history of reality TV couples who have become cultural icons, such as Pam Ling and Judd Winick, Trista Rehn and Ryan Sutter, and others from shows like ‘The Bachelorette,’ ‘Jersey Shore,’ and ‘Survivor.’
Sydney Sweeney faced her biggest career controversy after a provocative American Eagle jeans campaign sparked a culture war involving figures from Donald Trump to Lizzo, leading to widespread debate over its messaging and impact on her public image. Experts suggest she should remain silent or focus on her upcoming projects, as the controversy may not significantly harm her career in the long term.
Donald Trump called for investigations and prosecutions of Democrats and celebrities like Beyoncé, Oprah, and others, claiming they illegally received payments for endorsements, though fact-checkers found no evidence supporting these claims.
The article explains how celebrities like Ryan Reynolds and Donald Trump are entering the wireless industry by launching Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), which buy network capacity from major carriers and resell it, targeting niche markets. Reynolds' success with Mint Mobile, which he sold to T-Mobile, has popularized celebrity-backed MVNOs, especially with the rise of 5G and eSIM technology making it easier for consumers to sign up. The trend reflects a broader shift in marketing and branding strategies within the telecom industry.
Shaquille O'Neal settled claims related to the FTX collapse for $1.8 million, just before a court order dismissing many claims was issued, while Tom Brady continues to face ongoing litigation. The case highlights the risks celebrities face when endorsing controversial financial products, with potential billions in exposure for remaining defendants, including Brady.
Methylene blue, a dye with historical medical uses, is gaining popularity online as a supposed brain booster and anti-aging supplement, endorsed by celebrities and influencers. However, scientific evidence supporting these claims is limited, mostly based on animal studies, and there are potential health risks such as serotonin syndrome. Experts warn that without solid human research, these claims remain speculative and potentially dangerous.
Tezlyn Figaro, a former adviser to Bernie Sanders, criticized the Democratic Party's handling of Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, attributing its failure to President Biden's late dropout and reliance on big-money consultants. Figaro argued that the campaign's focus on celebrity endorsements over grassroots needs led to its downfall, suggesting that Democrats need to shift their strategy to better connect with voters.
Andy Cohen responded to an internet troll who criticized celebrity endorsements of Kamala Harris as a mere "flex" after Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election. Cohen defended the right of celebrities to express their political views, emphasizing that standing up for beliefs is an American right. He had previously endorsed Harris, citing reasons such as women's rights, gun control, and opposition to right-wing extremism. Cohen's comments came after Trump reversed his 2020 losses in key states to defeat Harris.
Beyoncé, along with other celebrities like Billie Eilish and Dick Van Dyke, has endorsed Kamala Harris for the 2024 election, encouraging fans to vote. Beyoncé released a music video with a voting message, while other stars have used their platforms to urge voters to stay in line at polling stations. The celebrity push aims to increase voter turnout for Harris as Election Day progresses.
Actor Paul Rudd surprised voters at Pennsylvania polling stations by handing out water and snacks to those waiting in line for the 2024 Presidential election. Rudd, who endorsed Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, expressed admiration for young voters' dedication. His gesture was praised on social media, and he joins other celebrities like Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez in supporting Harris. Meanwhile, Donald Trump, running against Harris, voted in Florida, backed by figures like Elon Musk.
Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke, at 98, has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential election, sharing a powerful civil rights message on his YouTube channel. Van Dyke read "A Most Non-Political Speech" by Rod Serling, which he originally delivered at a 1964 event with Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing the fight against hatred and inequality. His endorsement has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some praising his long-standing commitment to civil rights and others criticizing Hollywood's involvement in politics.
Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke, at 98, has endorsed Kamala Harris for the upcoming US presidential election, joining other celebrities like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jennifer Aniston in supporting her. In a video, Van Dyke recited a speech he once read alongside Dr. Martin Luther King, emphasizing themes of hope, decency, and rejecting prejudice. The election sees Harris and Donald Trump in a tight race, with Trump backed by figures like Elon Musk and Hulk Hogan.
Vice President Kamala Harris held her final campaign rally in Philadelphia, featuring celebrities like Oprah Winfrey and Lady Gaga, to energize voters ahead of a crucial election. The event, part of a multi-city simulcast, aimed to boost voter turnout in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state. Despite a celebratory atmosphere, Democrats remain anxious as polls show a tight race. Harris' campaign has mobilized 110,000 volunteers in the state, hoping their efforts will secure a victory.
"Golden Bachelor" stars Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist, who married after the show's first season, are facing potential financial losses due to their divorce, as experts predict a significant impact on their business opportunities and earnings. Brand experts suggest that their quick split could have a detrimental effect on their newfound fame and potential income as reality stars. The couple, who had a short-lived marriage, are also set to return the engagement ring provided by the show. Despite the divorce, they maintain that their decision is based on their mutual dedication to their families and the inability to make the relationship work.