For over 70 years Tony the Tiger has been a pop culture icon, ... You can see that his form has gone from a standard cartoon-looking character to one with considerably more musculature.

Kellogg Co.'s cartoon trademark Tony the Tiger is shown in this handout illustration. On Monday, the Supreme Court, without comment, let stand a lower court ruling that Kellogg did not ...

CARTOON characters have today been labelled the bad guys in the ongoing fight against childhood obesity.

Everyone knows Tony the Tiger, the cartoon-anthropomorphic tiger that shows up out of nowhere to encourage unsuspecting children to eat his cereal. Now though he’s helping motivate hookers, ...

Nate Pacheco’s blog deserves a second mention in as many days. A couple years back, he tried to convince the Leo Burnett ad agency to make Tony the Tiger appealing again and return the character ...

TikTokkers have created "hear me out" cakes to defend their unconventional crushes on fictional cartoon characters and celebrities. @casshehe/TikTok They’re sweet on these guys. A new trend on ...

W A S H I N G T O N, Oct. 16. -- The Supreme Court stayed out of a cat fightinvolving two well-known cartoon trademarks: cereal-maker KelloggCo.’s Tony the Tiger and the old Exxon “Put a Tiger ...

WASHINGTON – Tony the Tiger has been selling breakfast cereal for Kellogg for almost a half-century. Yesterday, the Supreme Court set the stage for Kellogg to try to keep another cartoon tiger ...

Thurl Ravenscroft, who provided the rumbling “They’re Grrrrreeeat!” for Kellogg’s Tony the Tiger ads and voiced a host of Disney characters, has died. He was 91.

Lee Marshall wasn’t born Tony the Tiger. With his magnificent basso profundo reverberating in wrestling arenas and radio newsrooms for decades, he had to earn his stripes. Marshall, who first ...

Market Them With Cartoons : The Salt The food industry has long marketed highly processed products to kids with characters like Tony the Tiger. But similar tactics can also work to sway school ...

CARTOON characters have today been labelled the bad guys in the ongoing fight against childhood obesity.