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The “Don’t mess with Texas” anti-littering campaign made its debut during the broadcast of the Cotton Bowl in 1986; the first PSA featured the late blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the campaign, Texas has gathered up all sorts of celebrities, including Owen Wilson, Lance Armstrong, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Matthew McConaughey and Los Lonely Boys, who all say they “wouldn’t do it” in a new TV spot. The “On the Air” section of the Web site includes all the new radio and TV spots, as well as photos from the shoots and an archive of past spots.
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