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Part of my childhood in Twin Falls was filled with my mom, my grandma, even my babysitter yelling at the TV when the one and only Dave Campo would promote Latham Motors.

Did you know that when he's not rampaging through cities and laying waste to the countryside, the legendary beast known as Godzilla is actually a really cool guy who likes to party, hang out with his buddies and play a mean game of ping pong? That's the one joke in a new Snickers ad, but thankfully, it's a very funny one that makes the most of its absurd imagery.

The over commercialized hype of Duck Dynasty is both sad and terribly brilliant. I have to admit.  For the first time since I was seven, I'd actually consider buying  a Chia Pet. Check out this commercial featuring Wille and Uncle Si from Duck Dynasty as Chia Pets

At least, I assume.  While I'm not 12 anymore (except for on the inside), optical illusions are still the coolest!

Face it advertisers - unless you make a really awesome commercial we are just going to turn down the volume, change the channel, or skip through it. Your commercial needs to be informative and memorable. The thing that makes it memorable may be how bad it is, how funny, sad, or ridiculous it is. I love the commercial video below...even though I really hate Hot Pockets - the commercial is worth wat

Before they hit it big, celebrities had a hard-knock life they wish they could simply forget. Funnyman Jon Hamm, for instance, used to be a set designer for porn movies, and before Bryan Cranston became the infamous Walter White on 'Breaking Bad,' he was a video interviewer for a dating site...

Do you remember when we used to watch TV for the show and leave during the commercials to find more root beer or chicken wings? It seems advertisers have become savvy to this and now they are making commercials that get people talking. And it looks like they have found a new way to get people talking - the trend this year is for advertisers to release trailers for their Super Bowl ads.  Yeah - the

Merry Christmas from KOOL 96.5 the Christmas Station! Here's an early Christmas present for all of you (even the Grinches), we are giving you 96 minutes of commercial free Christmas music every weekday starting at 8:30am! That's perfect for listening in the car, at home, and especially at work.

During the Superbowl there was an adorable video of a kid dressed as Darth Vader pretending to have the force but he could never get it to work until the end...kind of. Well there is a parody out and this time the kid does have the Force, and it backfires on him. Watch both the videos after the jump.

A Volkswagen ad in which a little boy dressed as Darth Vader attempts to use the force has been declared by many to be the best commercial of the Super Bowl, and has garnered over 16 million additional hits on YouTube. On the ‘Today Show,“ the pint-sized Vader was revealed to be six-year-old Max Page, who admitted he had never seen "Star Wars" or heard of Darth Vader before auditioning f