Wearing one look over and over may not work so well in real life, but on television, cartoon characters OWN a signature look. Be it Velma's orange sweater from Scooby Doo or Kim Possible's epic ...

“The Talking Orange” is a fictional character ... a line of T-shirts, toys and a video game. “The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange” first aired on Cartoon Network in May 2012.

He’s roly-poly, wears a yellow aviator’s helmet and orange goggles, and is everywhere in South Korea. But the cartoon character Pororo the Little Penguin has also had a secret in his past ...

So many cartoon characters have given so much to the fashion world, from Homer Simpson's classic white shirt and blue pants to Bugs Bunny's carrot-as-accessory minimalist attire. But, no group of ...

We are talking about t-shirts with your favourite cartoon characters on it. And it’s not just us, but even the high priestesses of fashion sitting in New York, London, Milan and Paris that’s ...

Gebben created his first "Goob" design in 1988 for a shirt he called the "Great Party." The character is a cartoon figure of a young man with wild hair, mismatched and torn clothing, holding a can ...

even though all the characters are bickering, crudely animated fruits. But will TV audiences find “Annoying Orange” as appealing? Cartoon Network is about to find out Monday with its latest ...