So, Gillette, the razor and shaving conglomerate, has released a commercial that is either Oscar-worthy or the devil’s own butthole, depending on your view of masculinity. This happened while I was ...

Gillette's newest advertisement isn't about shaving, or beards or personal hygiene. The company's "We Believe" ad -- a one minute and 48 second spot posted to its social media accounts this week -- ...

For three decades Gillette has used the tagline, “The Best A Man Can Get.” Now, they are building a new campaign around the #MeToo movement. The ad opens with audio of news about the #MeToo movement, ...

Razor maker Gillette has launched a new ad campaign to get men to take a second look at toxic masculinity in the age of #MeToo and bullying. The nearly two-minute video shows men watching news reports ...

Gillette is making waves for its new ad that draws inspiration from the Me Too movement. The razor company is long known for its "The Best A Man Can Get" slogan, but now they're asking "Is this the ...

Representations of masculinity have long been fertile ground for advertising. In 1954, for example, Marlboro cigarettes introduced the Marlboro Man, a figure of a rugged cowboy who popularized a ...

Like the 15-month-old #MeToo movement, Gillette's message has also been criticized by men who felt insulted, some of whom have vowed to swear off the brand. [Photo: AFP] A commercial for the Gillette ...

Gillette’s ad this week upset a lot of people and led to a furious boycott. But will it achieve anything or is it just a cynical marketing stunt? But will the backlash and boycotts hurt the razor ...

The public esteem’s of Gillette grew after it began airing an ad promoting the ideals of the #MeToo movement, a new poll shows. The Morning Consult survey, released Thursday night, found that before ...

Procter & Gamble said Gillette sales haven't budged after its controversial #MeToo ad -- but it's calling the campaign a big success. Procter & Gamble said Gillette sales haven't budged after its ...

So who is the mastermind at Gillette who came up with the idea that the best way to sell men’s razors is to insult the customers with condescending liberal propaganda about “toxic masculinity”? Is ...