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Who’s ready to get cheesy? We’re taking a stroll back through ‘90s memory lane with some of our favorite Kraft brand mascots: Cheesasaurus Rex and the Dairy Fairy. They’re the cream of the crop to us — let’s get to know them better!

Aloha, AW360 readers! If you’re ever flown via Hawaiian Airlines, you might be curious about the regal female face of the brand. Who is she? Fasten your seatbelts as we take you on a journey to discover the origins of Pualani, the Hawaiian Airlines icon, and her recent logo design refresh.

Yes, loyal AW360 readers, you read that headline right — Mr. Peanut’s stylish, 27-foot NUTmobile has been reported stolen! We’ll be updating the story as we get more coverage on what’s going on, but here’s what we know so far about this nutty situation.

Earlier this week, the Internet discovered that the Pillsbury Doughboy’s real name is Poppin’ Fresh — and it was a moment that left everyone “shook.”

What’s black, white, and winking all over? It’s none other than the QQ Penguin, the adorable brand mascot behind Tencent QQ.

For the last 70 years, one of the kitchen’s MVP products has undoubtedly been the aluminum foil must-have Reynolds Wrap. This year, the foil turns the big 7-0 and to celebrate, Reynolds Wrap is literally unboxing 70 years of foil hacks.

Follow your nose and do “whatever Froots your Loops” this summer! In their first new campaign in 50 years, Kellogg’s Froot Loops is partnering with Neff, State Bicycle Co., and Timbuk2 to design colorful gear and accessories that encourages everyone to do what makes them happy — or “Froots their Loops.”

For the past four decades, Fudgie has been having a whale of a good time as the perfect treat for any occasion from Father’s Day to birthdays. Dive on in with us as we explore his biggest highlights along with the inside scoop on whether or not he really is the same cake as his Carvel buddy, Cookie Puss.

One of the greatest mascot trios in advertising history lives in the cereal aisle of grocery stores, and yet they remain a mystery to so many breakfast enthusiasts. What do we really know about Snap, Crackle, and Pop, the faces behind Kellogg’s Rice Krispies?

All hail the Peacock! For more than five decades, this brightly colored bird has reigned supreme as NBC’s highly recognizable logo, shifting with the times and transforming the way viewers engaged with the TV network.