Outsize fashion personality Karl Lagerfeld is currently starring in a commercial for special editions of Volkswagen's Polo and Golf models. Please, Uncle Karl knows nothing of playing golf or polo shirts. Just look at him!

Isaiah Mustafa (aka the "Old Spice Guy"), the naturally selected host of tonight's TBS event, was exactly how we imagined him: awesome. So check out this recap of 2010's best commercials, as it'll surely be a hot topic come tomorrow!

In a welcome break from their distasteful jingle, Ken Jeong battles against under-indulgers in this new ad for Pepto Bismol. We'd let him makeover our holiday party any time—especially if he brings his dancing shoes!

According to this new promo, the Oprah Winfrey Network's coming along just as expected. [NYT]

The House of Representatives has passed a bill mandating lower volumes for TV commercials. Activist government!

Ah, good ol' days of television! Remember when cartoon characters were fine examples and wholesome do-gooders... who also loved their tobacco? Watch the clip for the legitimate Flintstones Winston cigarette ad.

Translated from Spanish, this talking head says this cooking lid was inspired from the Bruce Willis film Unbreakable. A strange inspiration for a cooking lid, but lets put it to the test.

British parents are up in arms over a new commercial for Beyoncé's first-ever fragrance, Heat. The ad features Miss B writhing around wearing a satin red dress. Inside, watch and decide for yourself if it's truly unsuitable for TV.

Since it's an Australian product, you may not be familiar with Bundaberg's gimmick: the company began as a serendipitous solution to a sugar surplus. In other words, it's a perfect excuse for this steampunk silliness.

Meet the Cliche family. This is how you depict mom, dad, son, and daughter in commercials. Hard sells, soft sells, and all different techniques are covered in this short film. It was first put together as an in-house joke!

It's hard to imagine the actress who plays Gossip Girl's Jenny Humphrey without bleach-blond hair, raccoon eyes, and an air of faux teenage rebelliousness. In this commercial for Shake N' Bake, she's only three years old — and completely adorable!

Purists are complaining that the new trailer for The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage Of The Dawn Treader begins at the end instead of the beginning, perhaps because it's the most religious of the books. But all I see is Aslan.

Love those Old Spice commercials? Sure, we all do. This is what The Sun thinks you wish your lady was.

Spike wants you to know they're running episodes from every season of Entourage. This music video gets the word out — which features a few chicks who had bit parts on the show — and, of course, Gary Busey!

Conan's new show premieres tonight at 11 on TBS. Did you miss any of the hilarious promos for the show? We're here to help. All of the videos, right here. Whet your appetite for Conan by watching the videos, inside!

The Nissan Leaf electric car is here and not only is it stopping global warming it's creating friendships! Watch this polar bear wander through the country. He's not lost, he just wants a friend! Buy a Leaf, be his friend!

Here's a commercial for Yakult, a Japanese (natch) probiotic yogurt drink. Yakult's motto is, "When you love your digestive system, it will love you back." Literally. You see, that cute little pink companion thingy? It's your digestive system! Watch inside.

Last night's episode of Dancing With the Stars bid adieu to Florence Henderson, but the highlight of the night was The Hoff's faux commercial. It also stars Margaret Cho and The Situation, who have since been cast off the show.

At times of economic recession, even the big advertisers have to think twice on how to allocate their funds. Inside, a look at how brand names we all know may have to market their products if things go south.

By now, we're all familiar with Brett Favre's cellphone seduction. Who could've seen this coming, what with his "aw, shucks" persona and playing like a kid out there? Turns out the evidence was in front of us the whole time.