Skittles' alternative Super Bowl commercial, which will never actually air during the big game, comes at a time when Super Bowl ads reportedly cost an average of more than $5 million for a 30 ...

Skittles’s 60-second Super Bowl LII ad won’t actually air during the game this year, according to an Adweek report. Instead, the brand will screen the ad for one teenage fan, and the public will be ...

The ads just started airing, and you can keep up with the cloud's adventures at @skittles.Years from now, I'm still going to be finding Skittles scattered under my desk ...

Let’s be honest here: The Skittles ad is goofier and less cock-thrusting than Audi’s creation. It’s still problematic. Let’s look at what happens with this stolen kiss: ...

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been fined by the NFL a number of times for avoiding news conferences, sat down to "answer a few questions" in a new Skittles ad posted online.

Hot on the heels of the recent “Bleachers” ad, Skittles has returned with a batch of additions to its ongoing “[blank] the Rainbow” series. Have no fear, these latest are just as bonkers ...

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been fined by the NFL a number of times for avoiding news conferences, sat down to "answer a few questions" in a new Skittles ad posted online.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been fined by the NFL a number of times for avoiding news conferences, sat down to "answer a few questions" in a new Skittles ad posted online.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been fined by the NFL a number of times for avoiding news conferences, sat down to "answer a few questions" in a new Skittles ad posted online.

Asking consumers to "contract the rainbow," Skittles’ latest ads are typically bizarre and mildly disturbing. Most Innovative Companies Super-Early-Rate Deadline: This Friday, July 25.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been fined by the NFL a number of times for avoiding news conferences, sat down to "answer a few questions" in a new Skittles ad posted online.