The Dodgers and Nike decided to "Squabble Up" right in front of Toronto, with this Kendrick Lamar themed ad after the World ...

Nike's shift from "Just Do It" to "Why Do It?" reflects America's cultural embrace of hesitation over action, marking a troubling trend in brand messaging.

An award-winning New York-based designer known for her sculptural dresses, Melitta Baumeister is taking on sport in ...

The Grateful Dead may have formed in Palo Alto, CA, but they had something of a second home in the Pacific Northwest. Between ...

An advertising icon is up for sale: Lil' Penny. A production puppet, which was a miniature version of Orlando Magic guard Penny Hardaway and the centerpiece of a Nike ad campaign in the 1990s, is ...

Palmer was seen by a fan who recorded him checking out the Nike Just Do It poster he is featured on in Oxford Circus. The supporter records himself, and says 'Cole', with the attacking midfielder ...

As significant as he was on the pitch, Ronadinho’s influence off the pitch was undeniable, expressing his playful style of football and subsequently inspiring a generation of players who followed.

There are few 22-year-olds who can say they have faced the glare of football’s spotlight for more than a decade. Attention and expectation are nothing new for Xavi Simons, Tottenham’s statement ...

When Nike launched ‘Just Do It’ in 1988, it wasn’t only a tagline — it was a call to action. A challenge to start, to try, to move forward even when it’s hard. Now, after nearly four decades of ...

There are many aspects of NBA star Kobe Bryant's life that could be movie material. His relationship with wife Vanessa, his tragic death in a helicopter crash, his childhood, or his prowess on the ...

The rivalry between Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has helped the WNBA reach the popularity it has today. Some even compared them to Magic Johnson and Larry Bird ...

Brand execs are always blind-sided when ad campaigns blow up in their faces, but the pain is usually self-inflicted. What’s a Chief Marketing Officer to do? As if Nike didn’t have enough problems ...