David Beckham combined his soccer skills and musical talents with his rendition of Beethoven’s "Ode to Joy" in the latest Samsung advertising campaign. He teamed up with Samsung, the official sponsor of the London 2012 games, to promote their Galaxy Note cell phone. Makes sense, considering Beckham is the Olympics ambassador. And they make a pretty good match in their new commercial. The ad starts when the soccer star, donning a white shirt and black pants instead of his usual soccer attire, enters a …More

Fresh off the success of his Bud Light “Here We Go” commercial, Kosha Dillz is releasing his new “The Jet Lag EP,” which includes his music video for “Moses Wasteland.” Born Rami Matan Even-Esh, the Israeli-American rapper has played venues from bar mitzvahs to concert halls. Addicted to performing, he next hits The Studio at Webster Hall on Thursday, May 24. Jspace caught up with the kosher sensation to learn about the intersection of Judaism and rap, and hear an improvised …More

“Inspired by the bolder, more mysterious side of notorious and legendary privateer Henry Morgan, the Captain Morgan Rum Company today introduced Captain Morgan Black Spiced Rum,” reads the promotional material. And who could be bolder, more mysterious, or spicier than Gal Gadot? The Israeli model filmed a commercial for the boozy beverage in Budapest just a few weeks ago, leaving her infant daughter alone for the first time. Directed by Todd Field, the spot is a cross between “Pirates of the …More

Lisa Edelstein looks amazing. And naked. Wait, is there kale in this photo? The 44-year-old actress stars in PETA’s latest campaign, encouraging readers to “Eat Green To Go Green.” Edelstein, who’s been a vegetarian since the age of 15, takes the opportunity to discuss the meat industry (“toxic”), rescuing dogs (“very much in favor”) and vegetarianism (“I like to encourage people”). “So I’m just trying to push that campaign forward,” …More

An advertising stunt by a Turkish shampoo company has backfired, as public outrage has grown over a commercial starring Adolf Hitler. The ad shows stock footage of Hitler addressing the public from a podium. Superimposed words read, "If you're not wearing women's clothes, you shouldn't be using women's shampoo either. Here it is. A real man's shampoo! Biomen. Real men use Biomen!" Within hours of its release, the commercial earned the ire of bloggers and YouTube users alike. The Anti-Defamation League …More

Watch this commercial for Seven For All Mankind Jeans, in which James Franco shoots a commercial for Seven For All Mankind Jeans. In short: it’s trippy. Franco agrees: “The look of the film and the clothes feels very Seventies. We shot right on the beach and drove up the PCH, so I guess you could say it’s a vintage 1970’s California dreamy feel,” the renaissance man told Women’s Wear Daily. “The movies that I cut together have a lot of weird double exposures and …More

Howard Stern couldn’t keep a secret this juicy to himself. Lean close, and we’ll whisper it in your ear ... Howard Stern is in a Super Bowl ad for “America's Got Talent.” Now you have to pinky-swear you won’t tell, or hire a private eye to investigate! Stern even warned his own Howard 100 News not to go digging for dirt. This is classified information people! "We shot two different versions," Stern said on his program. "The content of the commercial is top secret." So top secret …More

On the same day that Matthew Broderick murdered Ferris Bueller for a Honda CRV, Jerry Seinfeld starred in a commercial for the Acura NSX that is actually kind of funny.  We know, we know. Bold claims for a Super Bowl ad. But he brings back the Soup Nazi, finds the last Munchkin, and zip-lines through Manhattan. He answers pressing questions, like whether omelet station workers feel back coming back to work right after going to the bathroom, even though the customers will never know. It’s almost as …More

If you love “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” can we get an “Oh Yeah”? Well, weep for the future. Life moves pretty fast, and if you stop to look around once and a while, you’ll realize that the good ‘ole days are gone. Matthew Broderick is starring in a terrifying rip-off of a commercial for Honda, airing during the Super Bowl. Broderick pretends to be sick to get out of an unexplained studio shoot, and crows, “One of the worst performances of my career and he never …More