History was made on October 2, 2009 when it was announced that the 2016 Olympics would be held in Rio de Janeiro, the first South American city to ever host the games.

As long ago as 1490 BC, it was noted in history books that the origin of raisins came from sun-dried grapes.

In Conversation with Susan Credle on Helping Create Allstate’s Mayhem Spokesperson

Today’s throwback dials it all the way to 1963 when Ronald McDonald made his debut on local TV in Washington D.C. for McDonald’s.

What do a little girl in a yellow dress, a tuna fish wearing a beret, a woman in red, and a peanut with a monocle all have in common? Each one is a brand icon with a signature style that spans the decades.

How do you take an unpopular software browser and make it popular enough to resonate with audiences all over again? The answer is simple: just add an animated touch.

In 1965, Quaker Oats created Quisp and Quake, two new corn-based breakfast cereals that differed only where their cereal shape and brand mascots were concerned.

For over 50 years, Tony the Tiger has advocated how “Gr-r-reat!” Frosted Flakes cereal is for breakfast in the morning.

“Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz, Oh What a Relief It Is!”

As a longtime Pillsbury Doughboy aficionado, nothing piques my curiosity or excitement quite like discovering more members of the pastry mascot family tree.