Geico has created a 14-minute faux documentary about its famous ad character, the Gecko (and its famous Caveman appears, too) ...

Geico is said to have paid the now 23-year-old $2,000 to sit in his chair, wave his arms and mouth the words to the song "Somebody's Watching Me," a remake of the 1984 hit dance tune Geico has ...

Geico released a nearly 15-minute mock documentary profiling its Gecko mascot, part of the insurance firm’s efforts to drum up discussion around Super Bowl LVIII, per details shared with ...

The Wall Street Journal's Karen Richardson reported yesterday that auto insurer Geico has agreed to drop a trademark infringement lawsuit against Tri-State Consumer Insurance Co. In return, the ...

GEICO's famous Gecko spokesman is exploring another career path, debuting his first book. Entitled "You're Only Human: A Guide to Life," the 164-page book is published by Workman and retails ...

The insurance company GEICO is doing something a little different to advertise: It has turned documentary cameras on the life of its spokes-gecko. Legend of the Lizard: The Full Never-Before-Seen ...

When it comes to annoying ad mascots, Geico has something for everyone: the squealing pig, the cavemen, the googly-eyed pile of cash, the rhetorical questions guy and, of course, the Limey gecko ...

Score: Gecko, 0, and People Tired of Ads, 1. Last week, it was announced that the Port Authority and Geico had worked out a $3.2 million deal for the insurance company to place signage and ...

Geico’s popular spokeslizard, the Gecko, has written and illustrated a book. It’s called You’re Only Human: A Guide To Life and will be released this April and sell for $11.95. Workman ...

Over at Big Government, Freedom Works' Matt Kibbe has posted a couple of calls involving the voiceover actor who does the bumper announcements for commercials featuring the GEICO gecko*, Lance ...

Gary Brolsma was a pudgy 19-year-old from Saddle Brook, N.J., when he posted a video of himself singing to "Dragostea Din Tei," a Romanian pop tune, on a Web site called Newgrounds.com. It was ...