RFK Jr. used a rally to push closing the GRAS safety loophole and to demand that Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks show safety data for an iced coffee with 115 grams of sugar, triggering backlash in Massachusetts and New England and prompting a response from Gov. Healey.
Dunkin' Donuts' investment in a Super Bowl ad featuring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Tom Brady in Dunkin' tracksuits paid off as the tracksuits sold out 19 minutes after being placed on the website. The ad, featuring the trio crashing Jennifer Lopez's recording studio session, showcased the 'DunKings' hoping to be included in her upcoming album. The tracksuits, featuring bright orange and pink colors with 'DunKings' across the chest and a tribute to the Boston Red Sox, were a hit among Super Bowl viewers, selling for $60 each and currently available for pre-order after the initial stock sold out instantly.
Dunkin Donuts aired a star-studded Super Bowl commercial featuring Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, Jack Harlow, and Fat Joe, with Tom Brady as Affleck's DJ. Affleck surprises J.Lo in the recording studio in cringeworthy Dunkin gear, joined by Damon and others, leading to an awkward performance and embarrassed reactions from J.Lo and Fat Joe.
Paul Kerouac has filed a lawsuit against Dunkin' Donuts for more than $100,000, claiming he sustained "severe and long-term injuries" after a toilet exploded at a Florida location, covering him in waste. The incident, which occurred in Winter Park, was allegedly known to employees as a recurring problem. Kerouac has required mental health care following the event, and his attorney has yet to provide detailed comments on his injuries. Dunkin' has not responded to requests for comment.
Paul Kerouac is suing Dunkin' Donuts for $50,000 after experiencing a traumatic incident where a toilet exploded at a Florida outlet, covering him in human waste. He claims the accident caused him bodily harm, psychological damages, and requires mental health care. The lawsuit alleges that the employees were aware of issues with the toilet prior to the incident. Dunkin' Donuts has yet to respond to the allegations.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco celebrated a significant win over the New York Jets by casually visiting a Dunkin' Donuts in Brooklyn, near Cleveland, for a morning coffee. The visit caused excitement among the staff and customers, with Flacco taking the time to take pictures and interact with fans. The Dunkin' manager, Courtney Blair, expressed admiration for Flacco's down-to-earth demeanor. There's a suggestion that the Brooklyn Dunkin' might name a donut after Flacco in honor of the Browns' upcoming playoff run.