The premise—cool dog is cool—proved so popular that ... "You'll still sometimes see those plastic Spuds MacKenzie signs in bars," Bill Stolberg says, marveling at how long it has been.

guy. For another, it was a weird ad about a ghost dog. Making sense of this requires a trip back to the late 1980s. Spuds MacKenzie’s return to the Super Bowl in 2017 was appropriate ...

Long before Bud Light made America's favorite dude-bro, comedian Shane Gillis, the face of the brand, Spuds Mackenzie held that ... and as more posters bearing the dog's image were strewn across ...

A photo posted by joey_urtez (@joey_urtez81) on Nov 10, 2016 at 10:33am PST Nov 10, 2016 at 10:33am PST As part of Spuds macho image, the dog dressed in a tuxedo, driven around in limousines ...

If you’re too young to remember the late ’80s, you might have missed out on one of the most surprising American pop culture phenomenons ever: Spuds MacKenzie ... was not a dog — he was ...

(The campaign was so popular that Miller Lite released a T-shirt that featured a dead dog run over by a Miller ... while I wash my hair, then Spuds MacKenzie feels like later that night ...

guy. For another, it was a weird ad about a ghost dog. Making sense of this requires a trip back to the late 1980s. Spuds MacKenzie’s return to the Super Bowl in 2017 was appropriate ...