Known for his cheeky laugh, the Pillsbury Doughboy is a beloved American mascot. However, few people realize that this mascot has some serious lore behind him.

The creator of the iconic Pillsbury Doughboy, also known as Poppin' Fresh, died at age 89, according to several media reports.

Maintaining Brand Relevance in an Era of Instancy Yes, Boomers, the Pillsbury Doughboy turns 50 this October, and University of Florida researchers created Gatorade that same year, 1965. Today ...

The Pillsbury Doughboy, one of the ad world's best-known anthropomorphic stars, turns 50 on November 7. Poppin' Fresh, as the Doughboy was christened, was created in Chicago, but plays a key a ...

Former employees say the Doughboy was made before General Mills' origin story, which dates it at 1965. The sketched figure bears the brand mascot's familiar hat and scarf. Owners of the abandoned ...

The Pillsbury Doughboy isn’t laughing now. General Mills, which owns Pillsbury, threatened legal action against a small family-owned bakery in New Mexico over its name, Albuquerque Journal ...

This Thanksgiving, some people noticed one guy looking a little worse for the wear, leading to the question: Is the Pillsbury Doughboy OK?

Morning Mix Pillsbury Doughboy creator Rudy Perz is dead April 3, 2015 More than 10 years ago Summary By Justin Wm. Moyer ...

Move over, gecko. A new commercial for Geico stars not the insurer's famous lizard but the Pillsbury Doughboy. Hunh? How can that pairing possibly make sense?

Fanatics founder Michael Rubin shared a photo of himself shirtless and credited Ozempic competitor Mounjaro for helping him lose weight.

Rudolph R. Perz, a Chicago ad man most famous for creating the Pillsbury Doughboy, has died. He was 89. Perz, of Glenview and formerly of Wilmette, developed the iconic spokesboy in his early years… ...