The last time Burger King brought back its crown nuggets was in May 2021, and that reappearance followed a 10-year hiatus. Only 25 restaurants in Miami were able to partake in the crown nugget return.

YouTuber Epic Alex Time, who went viral in 2012 for standing in some lettuce at a Burger King restaurant, has purportedly died. Here's what you need to know about his viral meme as it garners ...

Burger King UK's tweet, reading ‘Women belong in the kitchen,’ was meant to promote a scholarship program for female employees who aspire to be chefs or restaurateurs .

As International Women's Day began around the world Monday morning, Burger King's UK business apparently tried to promote a new scholarship program to help encourage more women to pursue careers ...

The tweet probably didn't have cruel intentions, but Burger King may have been a bit too personal this time. The idea did garner Burger King some attention, but it's probably not all attention the ...

Nykia Hamilton, a member off staff at a Burger King restaurant in Columbia, claims she's been 'missing out on [her] kids’ ...

Burger King also deleted the tweet and apologized. And the year before, the same division published an ad with the likeness of a 17-year-old woman who was allegedly raped and beaten at a party.

At least Burger King thought so, when it deleted a tweet declaring “women belong in the kitchen,” posted on International Women’s Day. We decided to delete the original tweet after our apology.

Burger King United Kingdom started International Women's Day 2021 on a sour note Monday a Twitter post resulted in the brand getting grilled by users.. The company tweeted at about 4 a.m. ET that ...

Burger King UK's tweet has received a fair share of backlash all morning, with celebrities and fans of the chain tweeting their disappointment. This Tweet is currently unavailable.

As International Women's Day began around the world Monday morning, Burger King's UK business apparently tried to promote a new scholarship program to help encourage more women to pursue careers ...

Burger King UK apologizes for 'Women belong in the kitchen' tweet The tweet, meant to support a scholarship to help women wanting a career in the culinary industry, sparked backlash for its messaging.