“Mad Men” protagonist Don Draper (Jon Hamm, “Landman”) appears to be the single coolest guy ever: creative, handsome and seductive. He’s who all women want and all men want to be. He’s the James Bond ...

Don Draper may be the archetypal, all-American ad man — but his assumed surname is most-associated with another profession. Derived from the French ‘drapier’, Don’s family name has its origins in the ...

Still, I’ve stayed fairly busy,” he says. Now, he’s realizing that leading a series in your fifties isn’t quite the same as doing it in your thirties, back when he first embodied the iconic ad man Don ...

Andrew Cooper and Don Draper may be eras apart, but this underlying similarity in both characters has intrigued viewers.

Walter White is a science teacher turned drug kingpin with a God complex, while Don Draper is a mysterious ad man who sells happiness for a living but can’t find any for himself. At first glance, ...

Peggy Olson: I thought we were doing this at 9. It's 11:15. Don Draper: I'm late, but you're not. Good work so far.

Scott Galloway has sounded the death knell for broadcast advertising and urged CMOs and young people who rely upon the broadcast advertising ecosystem to think carefully about their careers choices.

Coop is a latter day Don Draper, but instead of fleeing the suburbs after his divorce, he stayed put and started to burgle his neighbors. With the lie of the suburban idyll exposed, aren’t guys ...

The plot shakeups at the beginning of this season’s Mad Men have left Jon Hamm’s character Don Draper a broken man. Hamm talks about Draper’s evolution, details how he auditioned for the role and ...

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