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 ...

Since the industry's inception, countless fast food restaurants have featured mascots. For a while, as we entered the heady 1980s, the brands behind now-forgotten fast food mascots started to punch ...

Over the decades, fast food chains have introduced colorful characters to make their brands more memorable. While mascots like Ronald McDonald and the Burger King still linger in pop culture, many ...

For many of us, childhood memories are tied not just to toys or old cartoons, but also to the jingles, commercials, and iconic mascots that accompanied a trip to our favorite fast-food restaurant.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. McDonald's cup with Mac Tonight - Logan Bush/Shutterstock Take an oversized moon-headed crooner, throw in a few props, like ...

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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 ...

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, ...

OK, I just named the ones I personally think are creepy. If your most shuddersome mascot didn't make the list, that's why. Or I wasn't aware of them, or they weren't high profile enough to make the ...

There's a lot happening in the world right now. It's heavy—war, grocery bills, gas prices—we're covering those stories, but it's stressful. But not every conversation has to be stressful. Every once ...

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 ...