The anonymous internet user who came up with the now-famous George W. Bush "Miss Me Yet?" poster must be kicking themselves for not copyrighting the work. The poster, which originally appeared ...

There is a billboard along I-35 near Wyoming, Minn., with a huge photo of former president George W. Bush and this question: "Miss Me Yet?" Now, the push is on to find out who paid to have it put up.

One of the previously anonymous small businessmen who purchased a billboard displaying a goofy-looking George W. Bush asking "Miss Me Yet?" over a Minnesota highway has revealed his identity. And ...

No one seems to know precisely who is behind the "Miss Me Yet?" billboard—the cheeky one featuring a grinning George W. Bush that looks out over I-35 near Wyoming, Minn. But Syrian dissident ...

They showed a photo of a waving President George W. Bush, flashing a cheeky grin, above copy that said, "Miss me yet?" The meme quickly caught on and soon plastered car rear bumpers, T-shirts and ...

George III, king of Great Britain and its colonies at the time of the American Revolution, has been maligned unfairly. During both the first and now the second term of President Donald Trump ...

The "Miss Me Yet?" George W. Bush billboard near Wyoming, Minn., was paid for by "a group of small business owners who feel like Washington is against them." ...

The familiar face stares out from a billboard on a Minnesota interstate. Next to the huge photo are the words: “Miss Me Yet?” The face is that of former President George Bush. The quest… ...

In February 2010, a series of billboards began popping up around the nation. A grinning, waving George W. Bush appeared beside the phrase, “Miss Me Yet?” The answer was a resounding, Eh, sorta ...

His most recent work, Miss Me Yet, is an epic, thoughtful, and disturbing archival journey through the reign of George W. Bush, whose status as ‘Worst President Ever’has largely been forgotten in the ...

A billboard with a picture of former President George W Bush and a caption asking “Miss me yet?” that mysteriously appeared at an American roadside has stirred public debate in the US.

The cheery image of former President George W. Bush appeared on a billboard in Minnesota earlier this month, next to the words, "Miss me yet?" It appears a lot of people think it's a fair question.