StarKist's beloved Charlie the Tuna is swimming back into the television advertising spotlight as a classic hipster with a fresh new look. The leading tuna brand is reintroducing the jive-talking ...

In the classic ads, Charlie hoped to be chosen for StarKist tuna, believing his "good taste" made him the perfect pick, only to be humorously rejected with the now-famous response, Sorry Charlie.

After a nearly 30-year absence from TV, StarKist is bringing back ads featuring Charlie the Tuna. In commercials between 1961 and the 1980s, Charlie appeared as a berert-and-shades wearing beatnik ...

StarKist Tuna has reinvented Charlie the Tuna, who first appeared in ads in 1961 as an out-of-luck pitchman, constantly trying to sell the marketing department on his good ideas. And between ...

Rainy skies didn’t dampen the spirits of the Miracle League of Alexandria as Charlie the Tuna and representatives of the StarKist Corporation presented a check for $10,000 to MLA board president ...

You see, class action litigation "settlement administration" firm Kurtzman Carson Consultants has recently begun alerting consumers of StarKist tuna to the settlement of a lawsuit against StarKist.

Charlie the Tuna-- a hipster pelagian so deranged and suicidal that he plunged into deep depression every time StarKist refused to haul him out of the sea and chop him into tiny bits. Sorry ...

Tom Rogers, a retired advertising copywriter whose beret- and sunglasses-wearing hipster tuna became an icon of pop culture, died June 24 in Charlottesville, Va., where he lived with his son’s ...

StarKist ® – The First Name in Tuna. Timed to coincide with Sorry Charlie Day (April 6), the campaign celebrates the brand's rich heritage while introducing Sorry Charlie ® to a new generation of tuna ...