Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The real Colonel Harland Sanders smiling while wearing his iconic white suit and tie. - Bettmann/Getty Images Once you know the ...

Smile, it's hockey season. That's KFC's clever new ad campaign up north in Canada as its residents mark the season kickoff for their favorite sport. Better yet, accompanying KFC's new motto is an ...

Colonel Harland Sanders is one of the most recognizable mascots in fast food — a Southern gentleman with a goatee, white suit, and a bucket of legendary fried chicken. But beyond the secret recipe and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CORBIN − Corbin Rotary’s own Johnny D. Miller, known as a professional Colonel Harland Sanders impersonator and KFC brand ...

With hockey season reaching full tilt, cheers for Winnipeg Jets left wing Kyle Connor are about to get even louder and a little more delicious. KFC Canada is tapping into the fan-fueled lore that ...

For a majority of young Americans, KFC’s iconic founder, Col. Harland Sanders, might as well be the Noid. While Col. Sanders has been around much longer than Domino's 1980s-era mascot, KFC found in a ...

Few thing in life evoke the spirit of romance like a bearskin rug featuring the head and limbs of KFC’s mascot Colonel Sanders, but that’s just what the company is banking on by rolling out the fluffy ...

You may know the woman behind the wig in KFC's newest pick for the character of Colonel Sanders. Grammy-winning country music star Reba McEntire dons the iconic white suit, black string tie, glasses, ...

Colonel Sanders’ great-great-great-nephew (@realcolonelsanders) went viral after posting a video that revealed what he claimed was the original KFC recipe. He said he chose to do so after Kentucky ...

Shedeur Sanders was the leading topic of conversation all weekend at the 2025 NFL Draft. The former Colorado star was long projected as a first-round pick, but as Thursday neared, there were rumblings ...

Remember when we told you KFC was offering $11,000 to name a baby after Colonel Sanders? Well, someone did. KFC made the announcement on Twitter. "I'm as pleased as pumpkin punch to announce the ...