The mascot’s female counterpart is Mrs. Met, who has been present at all games and major events for the team. Since Grimace came into the picture, the Mets gave him a special purple seat at ...

But Grimace isn’t the only denizen of the fictional McDonaldland, created in 1971 for kid-centric commercials. As a child of the ’70s and ’80s who once had a birthday party at McDonald’s ...

The so-called Grimace Effect started on June 12 when the mascot threw out a first pitch to celebrate his 53rd birthday as part of a marketing campaign with Mickey D’s, the Mets’ long-time sponsor.

Grimace is one of the many iconic characters of McDonald's fantasy world, McDonaldland. Here's everything to know about the beloved purple blob since he made his first appearance in 1971.

All of us are familiar with the yellow-and-red clad clown that represents our favourite fast food chain. In TV commercials, Ronald McDonald starred alongside his trusty sidekicks, Mayor McCheese, The ...

Maybe Grimace began as a children’s marketing gimmick, but he’s surely transcended it now. Grimace is a bizarre and uncategorizable entity with no clear referent in nature. Maybe we love him for ...

Grimace's special meal is available now, and will stay on the market "while supplies last," McDonald's said. Staff Directory Corrections Careers Accessibility Support Sitemap Legals Our Ethical ...

It turns out McDonald's prefers to keep Grimace a mystery. In a statement emailed to USA TODAY, the fast food chain wouldn't formally confirm that its beloved purple mascot is a taste bud, as ...

The mascot’s female counterpart is Mrs. Met, who has been present at all games and major events for the team. Since Grimace came into the picture, the Mets gave him a special purple seat at ...