Brazilians defend white-hooded mascot that promotes coronavirus vaccines after his attire is compared to the KKK costume Twitter user @RoxxaneLaWin blasted the Brazilian Health Ministry’s mascot after versions of it appeared to be wearing hoods similar to the ones used by the KKK Several individuals were recently seen in a costume of Zé Gotinha, a mascot … Read more
Pringles unveils full-body mascot after challenge from Last Week Tonight host John Oliver with $20k going to charity By Rachel Mcgrath For Dailymail.com Published: 01:15 GMT, 9 December 2020 | Updated: 01:24 GMT, 9 December 2020 As the host of This Week Tonight, John Oliver is not one to mince words or give up on … Read more
It was launched with great fanfare as a most desirable £3,500 ‘extra’ for anyone buying a Rolls-Royce limousine. The glow-in-the-dark version of the Spirit of Ecstasy has for four years shone proudly, elegantly lighting the way ahead. But now the Flying Lady will have her lights unceremoniously dimmed after falling foul of updated EU car … Read more
Let’s get ready to shell-ebrate! Two headed museum mascot that turns 23 years old in three weeks and could be the oldest of its kind is seen taking a bath Two headed tortoise called Janus is seen taking a bath and getting a wash 3 weeks ahead of his 23rd birthday The creature is believed … Read more
The latest Captain Birdseye has been announced as a 24-year-old foster mother who has become the first woman to advertise Birds Eye food in the 50-year history of the mascot. Ever since Captain Birdseye first sailed into the freezers in 1967, the brand’s character has been played by a man. Now Charlotte Carter-Dunn, 24, has … Read more
They’ve been a much-loved breakfast staple for decades with one of the most recognisable mascots in TV advertising. But Coco Pops’ trademark monkey has come under suspicion from disgraced former Labour MP Fiona Onasanya, who has seemingly implied there are racist undertones to the Kellogg’s character. Ms Onasanya, who was jailed for three months in January … Read more