There are certain things at Christmas that are a given – you'll hear Mariah Carey on repeat, every man's Lynx Africa collection will be replenished, and you might just have something in your eye from ...

A bouncing dog named Buster is the star of British retailer John Lewis' 2016 Christmas advert. "Buster the Boxer" — set to a cover version of the song "One Day I'll Fly Away," recorded by British band ...

TV adverts are a key part of any presidential campaign. They offer a rare opportunity for the candidates to present their message directly to voters, inside people's living rooms, but outside of the ...

Like the famous Coca Cola Christmas advert did before it, British retailer John Lewis's annual Christmas ads have become one of the most anticipated events of the festive season, signifying the start ...

Crack out the Baileys, start boiling a ham, and prepare to wear every single festive jumper you own at once because it's officially time to start celebrating Christmas! The John Lewis advert has ...

Many of the big players in the Christmas advert game have now released their festive offering for 2016, from John Lewis to Sainsbury's. And this year there's a bigger mix than ever, from truly ...

This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. Christmas is traditionally a time for giving. And for most of us, giving means buying—the perfect excuse for major ...

It's the main sign Christmas is finally on its way - designed to tug at heartstrings long before the first present has even been wrapped up. And now the wait is over as John Lewis releases it's annual ...

British department store John Lewis is famed for its Christmas adverts, and 2016’s version carries on the retailer’s tradition of heart-warming tales. The two-minute-long commercial introduces us to ...

It's the John Lewis Christmas advert that gets all of the glory around this time of year, but some on Twitter believe that M&S has topped it for 2016. Focussing on the total badassery of Mrs. Claus, ...

Price comparison website MoneySuperMarket once again took top spot in the list of most complained about TV ads last year. The advert, featuring New York breakdancer Mr Wave as a body-popping bodyguard ...