Rhode's latest limited-edition Peptide Lip Tint is Lemontini, a shimmery sheer-gold gloss that's perfect for summer. The ...

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 ...

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.

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.

On TikTok, people are pretending to die after wishing Grimace a Happy Birthday and drinking McDonald’s Grimace Shake.

Legendary McDonald’s mascot Grimace has turned into an online sensation and LGBTQ icon after being brought back for an eye-catching ad campaign. Known as Ronald McDonald’s best friend, the ...

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 ...

McDonald’s introduces first-ever, limited-edition, purple, berry-flavored Grimace Birthday Shake inspired by the character's "iconic color and sweetness," as part of the Grimace Birthday Meal.

Grimace, the giant purple tastebud who pushes McDonald's dessert drinks, is celebrating his birthday. Will he have a Grimace Shake to celebrate?

While it is known that some children are not huge fans of greens, a new study suggests that such dietary preferences could come about before they’re even born.

Lip corner pulling, suggestive of a smile or laughter, was significantly higher in the carrot group compared to the kale and control group.