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TV watchdog slams Carl's Jr. over racy Super Bowl ad for 'free hangover burger'
A parents advocacy group is sounding the alarm over a new Carl s Jr advertisement featuring TikTok influencer Alix Earle and ...
Carl’s Jr. Brings Back Racy Ads With Alix Earle, Burgers And Bikinis For Super Bowl
Carl's Jr. is bringing back bikinis to sell burgers years after abandoning sexy ads, best exemplified by its Paris Hilton car ...
Carl’s Jr. Super Bowl ad brings back bikini-clad burger models after yearslong clampdown
Carl’s Jr. is bringing back its racy commercials eight years after vowing to end its suggestive burger campaigns.
Alex Earle Offers "Just What You Need" in Racy Carl's Jr Super Bowl Ad
Carl's Jr is relying on two things to make its pricy Super Bowl commercial pay off with viewers: a scantily clad Alix Earle ...
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The Carl’s Jr. Burger Girl Is So Back, for Better or Worse
Influencer Alix Earle stars in the first Carl’s Jr. Super Bowl bikini ad since 2017—and we all know who it’s serving.
Carl’s Jr. Returns to Racy Advertising Years After It Abandoned ‘Bikinis and Burgers’
The burger chain dropped its sexualized campaigns in 2017. Now the company has returned to that approach with an ...
Carl’s Jr slammed by TV watchdog over return to ‘bikinis and burgers’ Super Bowl ad
Influencer Alix Earle is the latest to star in a racy ad for the fast food chain, following the likes of Kim Kardashian and ...
Who is Alix Earle, the influencer in the Carl’s Jr. Super Bowl ad who's dating Braxton Berrios?
Carl’s Jr. is back to their old vibes with their new Super Bowl commercial. It has been eight years since we last saw one of ...
The Super Bowl Commercial Has a Patrick Mahomes–Sized Meltdown
This year’s Super Bowl arrived in the eye of the national vibe shift. Donald Trump, you might remember, has won a second term in office. And there he was, saluting during the national anthem before ...
Is In-N-Out Burger coming to Memphis? What the West Coast chain said about its TN plans
In-N-Out Burger said it is continuing to develop its plans for growth in Tennessee. What does that mean for Memphis?