We unpack how a 1950s Belgian comic strip has turned into the most flexible and elastic of Hollywood franchises in the 21st century.

Dave Bautista might be a wrestling legend and a Hollywood heavyweight, but he also likes to collect lunch boxes of all things.

The C-130 known affectionately as "Fat Albert" plays a key role with the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.

"Fat Albert" is a nickname given to the plane by Marine Corps Blue Angel pilots in the 1970s because of its size and shape.

FOX6's Aaron Maybin got the opportunity to ride aboard the Blue Angels' Fat Albert -- a C-130 aircraft -- and experience ...

The Blue Angels will add three new Super Hornet pilots, a new Fat Albert pilot and three more officers to the team in 2026.

Tens of thousands of Blue Angels fans are already making their way to Pensacola Beach for the culmination of Red, White and ...

Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids was a Saturday morning cartoon that debuted in 1972 and aired until 1985. It was based on actor Bill Cosby’s childhood friends in North Philadelphia.

Think about those adorable fat cartoon characters — you know, the ones. They’re lovable, have a larger-than-life personality that brings back fond childhood memories, and generate big belly ...

Image credits: Stretch Films #18 Fat Albert The brainchild of Bill Cosby, the obese Fat Albert is the main character of Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids, which aired from 1972 to 1985.

ABC 10News Reporter Ciara Encinas was at MCAS Miramar for America’s Air Show she was on board the C-130-Fat Albert that flies with The Blue Angels.

Fat Albert recieves news that he's moving away and the gang kicked him out of the club. The Cosby Kids missed Fat Albert so much that all they wanted was their friend back.