comedian Tony Cavalero Through hilarious ads and social posts featuring actor and comedian Tony Cavalero as "Hans," Hanes has launched their largest innovation in underwear to date, the Total Support Pouch.

In 1902 Pleasant Henderson Hanes joined with his sons (Pleasant Huber and William Marvin) to set up the P. H. Hanes Knitting Company to make men's and boy's underwear. Shamrock was renamed Hanes Hosiery Mills in 1910 and soon became recognized as the world's largest producer of women's seamless nylon hosiery.

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HanesBrands makes everyday apparel that is known and loved by consumers around the world for comfort, quality and value. Among the company's other iconic brands are Hanes, the leading basic apparel brand in the United States; and Champion, an innovator at the intersection of lifestyle and athletic apparel.

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For decades, one of the main tenets of commercials has been casting “relatable”-looking people. Relatable is desirable; so relatable that you look like a famously relatable celebrity - a Jonah Hill type, a Tina Fey vibe - is even better. And this leads to seeing some of the same actors again and again.

In April 2019, Williams was found asleep at the wheel of a car, with his foot on the brake in Houston traffic, after which he failed a field sobriety test. The next week, a court hearing on the matter in Harris County Criminal Court was postponed to an indeterminate date. The case was fully dismissed in February 2020.

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Sometimes production teams hire actors to be in a commercial because they're already famous. Other times, they hire them because they give an excellent performance.

For decades, one of the main tenets of commercials has been casting “relatable”-looking people. Relatable is desirable; so relatable that you look like a famously relatable celebrity - a Jonah Hill type, a Tina Fey vibe - is even better. And this leads to seeing some of the same actors again and again.

His tentative return is part of a changed company strategy, which would see Trivago lean back into brand advertising campaigns, including TV, at the expense of a more transactional, digital ad emphasis.

Three Trivago executives returned to the company in May after a 3-year absence, and two months later they brought back a semi-controversial ad pitchman, the Trivago Guy. Or at least they brought back three of his commercials from 2019.