Red Rooster Creates First Wearable Tech To Satisfy Chicken Cravings, Via whiteGREY
B&T wonders whether this AI will be smart enough to know that we actually want a KFC instead?
Atomic 212° Nabs Craveable Brands’ Media Away From Mindshare
Atomic 212 nabs Red Rooster, Oporto & Chicken Treat's media. Says there was no fowl play in pitch process. Get it? Fowl?
Smith’s Chips Teams With Subway, Red Rooster & Mad Mex For Icons Range
All but abandoned most, if not all, your New Year resolutions? Twist the knife a little more with these salty beauties.
Red Rooster Unveils Thong Range
Chicken chain Red Rooster moves into summer fashion. No news of the return of the deep-fried pineapple ring, however.
Red Rooster Celebrates 50 Years With Retro Merch Drop
Nothing says I've sold my soul to capitalism and I love chicken quite like rocking some Red Rooster merch.
Red Rooster Celebrates 50th Birthday With Retro Merch Drop
Much like most pop stars, we're pretty shocked at B&T that Red Rooster survived to the age of fifty.
Red Rooster Set To Support St Kilda’s AFLW Team
St Kilda announces new partnership with Red Rooster. Opposing teams thrilled at the news the Saint's diets may decline.
Red Rooster Encourages Young Drivers With Fried Chicken In New Campaign
Red Rooster unveils latest campaign. Sadly, no news of the return of the deep-fried banana or the pineapple ring.
WPP’s whiteGREY Wins Red Rooster’s Social Media
whiteGREY forced to lock vegan staff in the cupboard during the pitch process after snaring bird fancier Red Rooster.
Leos Sydney Wins Red Rooster & Oporto Creative
We adore a Red Rooster here at B&T, namely the peas & the deep-fried bananas. We're comme ci comme ça on the chicken.
Was Ten’s KFC Stunt A Make-Good After Commentators Spotted Eating Red Rooster?
The mystery of the nuggets in the commentary box thickens. Although, as you'll read here, not necessarily in a good way.
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