"The Summer I Turned Pretty" star Gavin Casalegno is being compared to Sydney Sweeney's divisive American Eagle ad campaign about her "great" genes.

The question now is whether some of the public reactions the fall denim campaign produced is what American Eagle intended.

Clever wordplay in the viral commercial has launched debate over what message the steamy spot it's really sending.

A Beyoncé ad is being compared to Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle campaign, but other social media users argue the two are far from similar.

Stephen Colbert says the online uproar over Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle campaign “might be a bit of an overreaction”… and ...

Fox News has dedicated much more time to covering Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle jeans ad than the latest about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

Dunkin’ took a page out of American Eagle’s book Tuesday with a new ad featuring a blue-eyed white model who credits his tan ...

The Associated Press reported the company's ad campaign sparked a debate about race, Western beauty standards and backlash to ...

In the ad, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ actor Gavin Casalegno touts his “genetics” for his “golden summer” tan.

A Dunkin' ad is sparking backlash over "genetics," echoing criticism of American Eagle's Sydney Sweeney campaign.

The campaign centers on a pun: the idea that Sweeney simultaneously has enviable genes and enviable jeans. “Genes are passed ...

Especially if they give us diaper ass like American Eagle ones she's wearing in her new ad. We'll try Dallas denim instead.