The Washington Post stands for democracy in moving ad

The Washington Post stands for democracy in its commercial: "Democracy dies in darkness."

Burger King pulls a classic clip of Andy Warhol in "Eat like Andy."

Verizon honors first responders and their impact on football players and coaches with new campaign in "NFL launch."

Plans quickly go awry in Bud Light's "Two Trojan horse occupants."

WeatherTech shows off the ease of the "CupFone."

Microsoft makes video games accessible to everyone in "We all win."

Tony Romo has it made with Skechers in "Romo sport easy."

Bud Light takes a look at the origin of the bowl cut in "Two medieval barbers."

Actor Luke Wilson stars in Colgate's commercial as the "Close talker."

Kraft: "Devour Meals."

Michelob Ultra looks at the downside of being automated in "Robots."

Model Karlie Kloss stars in Wix.com's website commercial: "Karlie."

Netflix shows off its upcoming documentary: "Our Planet."

A small Georgia town gets the spotlight in Kia Telluride's "Great unknowns.'

Toyota shows off the Supra in a pinball-themed advertisement.

TurboTax: 'Robo child'

Bo Jackson stars in Sprint's "Best of both worlds" commercial.

Mint Mobile asks what could be worse than "Chunky style milk."

Alex Rodriguez and Charlie Sheen make appearances for Planters nuts in "Crunch time."

Football player Toni Harris stars in Toyota Rav4's commercial about relentlessness: "Toni Harris."

Stay clean with Persil in "Deep clean level."

Google Translate looks at the power of language in "One hundred billion words."

Humans compete for Avocados from Mexico in "Top Dog."

SimpliSafe: "Fear Is Everywhere."

2 Chainz and Adam Scott star in Expensify App commercial: "Expensify Th!$."