Kraft Heinz is pausing promotion for its Super Bowl ad that shows the death of longtime Planters mascot Mr. Peanut following the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others. Planters' ...

Snack food company Planters has killed off their famed mascot Mr. Peanut, and his "funeral" will take place during the Super Bowl. "It is with heavy hearts that we confirm that Mr. Peanut has died at ...

Mr. Peanut is back. Are you surprised? In what could become a case study in the perils of Super Bowl marketing stunts, Planters teased its Super Bowl ad nearly two weeks before the game, releasing a ...

Mr. Peanuts at Thanksgiving Day parade in 2014. - Ben Hider/Getty Images I'll never forget it. One moment I was live-tweeting along with thousands of others during the best part of the Super Bowl (the ...

Starring brand ambassador Mr Peanut, the £2.5m campaign carries the strapline line ‘Deliciously Nut-tricious and includes a 30-second TV ad that features a selection of scenarios that Planters’ range ...

The clip from today shows an animated version of Mr. Peanut trying to get a sneak peek at some of the jokes he’ll be enduring from Ross. But, the Roastmaster isn’t having any of that and tosses him ...

The last time Mr. Peanut appeared in a Super Bowl ad, it was for his funeral — and subsequent rebirth. Now that's all behind the monocled spokesman, or spokesnut, who will face a comedic roasting in a ...

With the help of former Major League Baseball (MLB) star Alex Rodriguez, the anthropomorphic legume will be showing fans just how far he's willing to go to deliver crunchy, salty snacks. The spot, ...

Super Bowl Sunday will not only be the biggest night in football but will also be the Roast of Mr. Peanut. To promote their new line of dry-roasted peanut products, Planters hosted a comedy roast for ...

One of advertising's most famous mascots, Planters' Mr. Peanut, is about to become a movie star. The anthropomorphic peanut character, which has been the Hormel Foods-owned brand's mascot for over a ...