Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady appeared in a controversial Super Bowl commercial that aimed to combat hate, but many viewers were ...

The title of Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg’s new Super Bowl commercial, “No Reason to Hate,” is turning out to be a bit ironic.

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and the team's former quarterback Tom Brady have teamed up for a ... Kraft told USA TODAY Sports. "With the ad, I'm trying to show how we can be better." ...

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In the end, Nick Foles's Philadelphia Eagles emerged victorious 41–33 over Tom Brady's ... Kansas City Chiefs (Brady is the company's second-largest shareholder). In the ad, Brady video calls ...

"Social media is supposed to connect people, but I think it does more to divide people," Kraft tells PEOPLE exclusively, while talking about his new Super Bowl ad Natasha Dye is a writer-reporter ...

The Super Bowl LIX commercial with Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg intended to promote unity against hate through the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. However, the ad faced criticism for its execution.

Robert Kraft latest Super Bowl ad for his foundation features the dream team of Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg. The New England Patriots owner, 83, tells Page Six that he called his former quarterback ...

Patriots owner Robert Kraft unveiled a Super Bowl advertisement Monday for his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, or FCAS, featuring football legend Tom ... in the ad. “Me too,” Brady said ...

Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism released a commercial starring Tom Brady called "No Reason to Hate." ...