There's a chilling reason why McDonald's decided to phase out the Ronald McDonald clown, and why you only see him make cameo appearances. Most recently, the clown was in action at the Philadelphia ...

As closely associated with the chain as its Golden Arches, the Big Mac and the Happy ... to appear as Ronald McDonald in restaurants and events, though only one would assume the clown persona ...

And despite their supposed mission to spread joy and laughter, the very existence of coulrophobia – the fear of clowns – speaks volumes. This isn't a rare or obscure phobia; it's surprisingly common, ...

Sapp, better known as Happy T. Clown, was a funny fixture at ... It turned out to be McDonald’s, so Sapp became Ronald McDonald. He and his family eventually moved to Longview, where Sapp ...

An image of Ronald was always attached to the experience of getting your hands on a Happy Meal as a kid, and though it seems McDonald's opted to ditch the clown, who'd had been in operation since ...

His work as clown and magician went on for over fifty years including working as Ronald McDonald for a time and entertaining kids at openings for the restaurant franchise. Happy T. Clown ...

Oh, and if you're afraid of clowns, well, there's a certain mannequin who's so horrifying he makes Pennywise look like Ronald McDonald (if you know, you know). If you are a fan of hauntings and ...