Mad Men

On Sunday's 'Mad Men,' Don Draper took his young bride Megan to a fictional Howard Johnson's in upstate New York, where absolutely nothing went right. So as a mea culpa, the real-life hotel chain is now offering a free night's stay to anyone who shares a name with the suave ad executive.

Everyone knows Alfred Hitchcock’s name. But do you know Saul Bass, or what he’s famous for? If you do, this video’s right up your alley. (And if you don't, now is the perfect time to find out!)

‘Mad Men’ Season 5 trips on its sixth episode of the year, as Peggy has difficulties pleasing the Heinz people with their beans campaign, while Don and Megan take and impromptu trip, and Roger and Jane Sterling try to expand their minds a bit on their night out. Last week’s ‘Mad Men’ episode “Signal 30” added new glory to the season that already introduced Fat Betty by pitting Lane Pryce and Pet

Amidst all the excitement of 'Mad Men's last episode "Signal 30," what with Pete Campbell getting knocked out by one Lane Pryce, or perhaps the inescapable void of color created by Don Draper's sport coat, we might have missed 'Mad Men's attention to detail in using real-life car company Jaguar as a plot point.  But guess who's laughing now?

Whoa, Fat Betty.  Blam a-lam.  'Mad Men' might rake in the Emmys year after year, but something at Sterling-Cooper-Draper-Pryce just isn't right when none of the series' immense acting talent have taken home the prestigious award for acting, despite multiple nominations.  And even if you're not fond of January Jones or Betty Draper Francis, the actress' chances this year might have doubled with he

‘Mad Men’ Season 5 punches out its fifth episode of the year, as Pete hosts a dinner party while becoming increasingly unsatisfied with his life, while Lane's attempt to bring in a new client blows up in everyone's faces and Kenneth Cosgrove finds himself in an uncomfortable position around the office. Last week’s ‘Mad Men’ episode “Mystery Date” put the glory of Fat Betty in the background as J

‘Mad Men’ Season 5 snaps up  its fourth episode of the year, as Don deals with an old flame trying to get back in his life, while Joan welcomes back her husband Greg and Peggy finds herself with an unlikely guest for the evening. Last week’s ‘Mad Men’ episode “Tea Leaves” introduced us all to the glory of Fat Betty as the former Ms. Draper had a health scare,  so what will the latest episode

As crazy as it seemed toward the end of 'The Walking Dead's second season that AMC commercials would use the zombie-series as a basis for comparison of why people should watch 'Mad Men,' it seems to have sparked a few imaginations.  Really, haven't we all wanted to take a bite out of Christina Hendricks?

Viewers of the 1960s-era 'Mad Men' were seemingly jolted back into modern-day reality when one of the show's characters referred to "Romney" and called him a "clown." But all was not as it seemed.

Often a trip down pop culture memory lane, 'Mad Men' has been known to revisit some great moments in Americana. In last night's second episode of the new season, Don Draper and company reminded us that the hard-partying The Rolling Stones not only sang the praises of cocaine, but also Rice Krispies.