In the bustling realm of modern branding, a unique and vibrant protagonist has been silently stealing the show – mascot logos. From sports teams to tech titans, fast food to financial services, these ...

featuring CAT, the beloved Barça mascot. This capsule stands out for the quality of the materials, the durability of the garments, and a design tailored for the littlest Barça supporters in the ...

Hilda’s bubble bath drama proves pet siblings bring love and laughs. From sassy glares to sneaky paws, this Chihuahua and ...

While the Pillsbury Doughboy may be a household name, you might not be familiar with the rest of his family. That’s right: ...

Party Animals offers a simple but extremely fun gameplay loop where every player tries to be the last one standing. The game ...

The “Chief” name and logo are used across the district, including at Massapequa High School, though the school does not have a traditional costumed mascot, according to the school board.

Why don't the Packers have a mascot? Where did the Cheesehead come ... team shares what appears to be an identical "Power G" logo on their helmets to that of the Packers, just with a different ...

Focus Features just released a first look at their new movie called “Song Sung Blue” starring Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman, ...

Shapes may be geometric or irregular. Examples include Pepsi’s circle divider logo, Nike’s swoosh, and the London Underground roundel. Abstract marks can powerfully evoke emotions connected to brands.

A bill to ban mascots, logos, and names depicting Native Americans in Illinois public schools is one step closer to becoming law. The Illinois House of Representatives passed the bill this month.