We ordered all the sides at Popeye's to give them a taste and see what's worth ordering time and time again and what can be ...

Popeye’s has made a number of menu innovations this year alone. There was a line of chicken wraps, which came out a few weeks ...

A new historical marker has been unveiled at Jack L Ray Park in Gadsden, honoring Tom Sims, the cartoon artist and writer ...

On January 17, 1929, Popeye made his first appearance in E.C. Segar's comic strip Thimble Theatre, and the spinach-eating sailor with the oversized forearms and corncob pipe would not only go on to ...

The first-look images have been revealed for Popeye the Slayer Man. The upcoming horror movie follows a group of friends ...

It looks like the long awaited Popeye feature film might be finally happening! According to Animation Magazine‘s sources, King Features has teamed up with animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky to bring ...

On January 17, 1929, exactly 85 years ago, our favorite sailor man, Popeye, made his debut in Thimble Theatre, a comic strip created by E.C. Segar. Along with the cartoon's distinctive speech and ...

At first, Bill Fraser sounds like any other retiree, but then the veteran vaudevillian’s voice drops and he utters those famous words: “I’m gonna get ya, Bluto. Skiddle-dee-dee.” “Anybody can do ...