The McDonald's character Grimace somehow became an unexpected but incredibly important part of the New York Mets season. Grimace became more than just a face that a baseball player makes when he ...

Ronald McDonald may not have been lovin’ it if he had seen what Grimace was doing at Citi Field during the rain delay of the Mets-Yankees game. While it wasn’t the real Grimace, a Mets fan in ...

McDonald's Grimace milkshake is trending in the U.S., but not because of its berry flavor. The beverage has sparked a new, unsettling TikTok trend.

Apparently, this shake is to die for. A TikTok trend of people trying Grimace's berry-flavored purple milkshake and then pretending to die has finally gotten the McDonald's monster to respond to ...

Grimace has become part of the fabric of the New York Mets' 2024 postseason run. The fast food mascot first linked up with the team from Flushing when it threw out a surprisingly good first pitch ...

It’s supposed to be March that comes in like a lion but for the 2025 Red Sox that’s been May. And more than half way through the month it sure doesn’t seem to be going out like a lamb. After ...

Grimace is a fictional character launched by McDonald's in 1971 as part of their marketing efforts and commercial campaigns. Originally introduced as "Evil Grimace," he was initially a villainous ...

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 ...

Here's the complete rundown on McDonald's Grimace milkshake going viral on social media, including what it tastes like and what comes in Grimace's Birthday Meal.

Move over, Hamburglar — it’s Big Purple’s time to shine. On June 6, McDonald’s announced its first-ever purple-colored shake in honor of the iconic McDonaldland character Grimace’s birthday.