When it comes to fast food advertising, nothing beats a memorable mascot. From Ronald McDonald to Colonel Sanders, many of the most well-known chains and small mom-and-pop shops alike leave it to a ...

Some fast food mascots have remarkable staying power. Ronald McDonald, for example, is decades older than most of his customers today. Other mascots come and go too quickly to remember. Even those who ...

From quirky monsters to space explorers, these long-lost cereal mascots once ruled Saturday mornings before fading into ...

There was a time when brand mascots weren’t just logos or cartoon characters — they were part of everyday life. Some became ...

There must be a hundred food items on the planet with marketing plans targeted at men. Some are diverse and creative, and others are just plain sexual pandering. We’re guessing there’s a boardroom ...

Fans are hounding McDonald’s with absurd questions about their beloved mascot — and the fast-food chain is not having it. One consumer went to the fast-food restaurant’s website and typed in the ...

The pop-culture landscape is littered with the bleached bones of advertising mascots long passed: For every Kool-Aid Man that survives to break down new walls with his rotund fruit-drink excitement, ...

Larry now shows his shoulders, making him seem stronger and more vibrant, says Michael Connors, Hornall Anderson's vice president of design. Trimming his hair makes him look lighter and his neck ...

Today is the day Jack in the Box gives away two free tacos after 2 p.m., thanks to Jack’s visit to the dentist, where, hopped up on laughing gas, he makes the announcement. Note to dentists everywhere ...