NPR speaks with brand marketing consultant Allen Adamson about an American Eagle ad campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney with the tagline "good jeans." Critics say the ad references eugenics.

NPR's A Martinez speaks with brand marketing consultant Allen Adamson about an American Eagle ad campaign with the tagline "good jeans." Critics say the ad references eugenics.

Sydney Sweeney's recent partnership with American Eagle Outfitters has generated substantial online criticism. The ad ...

An ad campaign from American Eagle featuring actress Sydney Sweeney has sparked backlash over what users on social media have deemed racist undertones — or overtones, some say. Much of the ...

Other ads feature Sweeney replacing the word genes with jeans out on the street or daring the viewer to “ try these jeans .” The idea is basically that Sweeney — a conventionally good-looking person — ...

Sydney Sweeney’s fall campaign for American Eagle is drawing backlash over its use of some controversial wordplay. A social media video shows the actress crossing out the word genes as in ...

The Euphoria star fronts the label's fall denim collection under the tagline: " Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans." The pun has drawn widespread backlash on social media and reignited conversations about ...

The campaign, which was rolled out on Wednesday, places Sweeney at the center of American Eagle’s denim-focused marketing ...

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Even worse, the studios have recently discovered that AMC is providing notice to their ticket buyers to “Please allow 25-30 extra minutes for trailers and additional content before the movie ...

AMC's decision to air longer movie ads before its movies, and a warning to consumers has angered studios. Studios believe no one is watching their trailers anymore.