It’s 2018, and Burger King is now America’s moral compass. The company has taken a stand on net neutrality, has run an anti-bullying campaign, and gave a terminally ill dog free burgers for life. So it would seem like the burger chain’s latest video calling attention to the “pink tax” (when products marketed to women…
Customers who stopped by a Burger King in Jacksonville, Florida this week may have caught glimpse of a woman in street clothing who jumped behind the counter and started cooking. This story, according to CBS affiliate with totally badass URL ActionNewsJax.com, quotes a couple who claims a woman tired of waiting in…
Haha, this cowpoke New Jersey couple has marked every anniversary of their 50 years in holy matrimony at a Burger King—what’s wrong with these people, right? They must have great [air quotes, smirk] taste in food, amiright?! Hello?
Burger King, what are you doing?
The World Cup has invaded Russia, and the home team, ranked 70th on its way in, has actually won its first few games to the surprise of soccer/football fans. In a misguided attempt to help improve that team for future generations, Burger King unleashed an ad in Russia that promised vast rewards for any Russian woman…
Oh look, it’s today’s reminder that corporations that do good things can also be supremely awful. An Associated Press report details a lawsuit being brought against Burger King, one of their franchisees, and a cashier at that franchise by Emory Ellis, a black homeless man who spent more than three months in jail for…
We still can’t watch Burger King’s anti-bullying ad without welling up, so what could the brand possibly pull off for a follow-up? Turns out, an even more ambitious proposition: Explaining net neutrality in simple terms and only a few minutes. Similar to the staged/documentary style of the previous ads (real…
The fast-food fish sandwich is a contentious beast. Beloved by some, maligned by others, it forever occupies a niche spot in menus dominated by the All-American cheeseburger. As such, it is equally marginalized in serious coverage of those same national chains, leading to a situation where the hungry consumer looking…
This week saw the launch of Supper Club, The A.V. Club’s new food section. Given the firestorm of debate that greeted food editor Kevin Pang’s list of the 10 best fast food items, we thought the following question only fair:
Dennis Lee of The Pizzle is back with another venture into the wilderness of fast food, this time to try new offerings from Burger King.
