During this year’s Super Bowl, American viewers were given a blast from the past when food chain Carl’s Jr once again rolled out an ad featuring scantily clad women, having ditched ... gay couple ...

To a certain extent, advertising has become the battleground for broader culture war conflicts in the corporate world. Shareholder activists, for example, are now using their clout to influence ...

Carl’s Jr. says goodbye to sexy burger ads A BURGER chain famous for its ads featuring scantily clad models chowing down on burgers is ditching the buns. 3 min read March 31, 2017 - 11:31AM Fox News ...

Carl's Jr. is getting back in the Super Bowl ad game this year in a big way, thanks to some help from Alix Earle. For years, Carl's Jr. used attractive, bikini-clad women to promote their hamburgers.

Carl’s Jr’s new Super Bowl ad featuring influencer Alix Earle is facing criticisms from TV watchdogs who likened the video to “soft core porn.” The fast-food franchise tapped the 24-year ...

Carl's Jr. has brought back its "iconic" bikini-clad advertisements in its newest Super Bowl ad campaign. This year, influencer Alix Earle shows off the new Hangover Burger.

As Carl’s Jr. put it in a 2011 press release, per The Wall Street Journal: “We believe in putting hot models in our commercials, because ugly ones don’t sell burgers.” ...

In an interview, McKinney later admitted that she was trying to distance herself from the ad, but that she also signed up for another Carl’s Jr. commercial. 18.

The commercial went viral online, parent advocacy groups accused it of being misogynistic soft-core porn and Carl's Jr. continued to use models in their ads such as Heidi Klum, Kim Kardashian and ...