LONDON – Sinister. Disturbing. Creepy. Frightening. The official mascots of London's Olympic and Paralympic Games — Wenlock and Mandeville — have been called all of those things, but ...

Stronger. What the hell is that thing?!" That thing -- or, more accurately, things -- are the Olympic mascots. They are popping up all over London, freaking out children and adults alike.

They are of course London 2012’s Olympic and Paralympic mascots – Wenlock and Mandeville. And with the Games just days away you’d better get used to seeing a whole lot more of that giant ...

Mayor of London Boris Johnson said they were a 'solid ... The colourful dachshund was the first Olympic mascot. SCHNEEMANN - Innsbruck 1976. The toy version of the Winter Games' snowman is now ...

London 2012 organizers unveiled the Olympic and Paralympic mascots Wednesday — one-eyed creations from the digital age named after two small English towns. Officials predicted the mascots ...

Yesterday the London 2012 Olympics, owners of what may be the most widely panned logo in history, revealed yet another frightening piece of their fragmented branding puzzle: Olympic mascots ...

The official mascot for the 2012 Olympics, set in London, has that going for it but is also controversial for an entirely different reason. London, the premiere panoptic city was one of the first ...

So is it to be that London is funky? Cutting edge? Cute and cuddly? Wildly dramatic? Or a disaster like the logo? Or as weird as the Anish Kapoor tower? It appears that the mascot will be ...

The official mascots of London's Olympic and Paralympic Games - Wenlock and Mandeville - have been called all of those things, but organizers are hoping to tack on a more positive title ...