Ronald McDonald was once the face of McDonalds, but an increase in negative clown publicity forced the franchise to remove their famous mascot. advertisement. CBR. What Happened to Ronald McDonald?

Ronald didn't do Twitter. For half a century he didn't do fashion. But last week, the global face of McDonald's became the latest corporate brand to be given an on-trend makeover, transforming ...

McDonald’s did not respond to Mental Floss’s request for comment on Ronald’s current whereabouts, but there are signs the character is more dormant than retired. “Ronald McDonald is still ...

Health professionals and activists pushing McDonald's Corp. to stop marketing junk food to kids and retire Ronald McDonald pledged to keep up pressure at the hamburger giant's annual meeting Thursday.

Copy Link URL Copied! Print; ... For years, the clown has mostly concentrated on being the ever-so-white face of Ronald McDonald House Charities. His last redesign was in 2005.

As the face of Ronald McDonald House Charities, Ronald is an ambassador for good and delivers important messages to kids on safety, literacy and balanced, active lifestyles.

Ronald has also been the face of Ronald McDonald House Charities, which provides free or inexpensive housing for families who must travel to get medical treatment for a child.

Ronald McDonald is an ambassador for McDonald's. And he's an ambassador for good. He is the face of Ronald McDonald House. He does not advertise unhealthy food to children.

McDonald’s Corp. CEO Jim Skinner came out swinging Thursday when asked about Ronald McDonald and whether the burger chain hooks children with junk food. Skinner, speaking at the company’s ...

Yet everyone blindly accepts Ronald McDonald, one of the most famous clowns—and people—in the world, as the mascot for McDonald’s. Granted, this is partially because Ronald has held the role ...

On 6 February 2017, fitness marketer Antony Newby published a video advancing the claim that "copy and paste" Facebook status updates left users unwittingly vulnerable to people who wanted to hack ...

A messed up fast-food order led to an argument in a McDonald's and a customer with a busted face. Now, a witness is sharing what she said happened in that restaurant Sunday afternoon. Advertisement ...