Burger King has come under fire for a recent advertisement that it briefly ran in New Zealand. The brand rolled out a commercial for its new “Vietnamese Sweet Chilli Tendercrisp burger” depicting ...

Burger King has developed a reputation for creating some of the best fast food ads across the decades, but its latest campaign might be a step too far (for me at least). Letting its iconic Whopper do ...

In a piece for Slate‘s culture blog, Aisha Harris argues that the controversial pulled spot in which Mary J. Blige sings about fried chicken wraps is embarrassing, but for reasons that have nothing to ...

A Whopper meal from Burger King with fries and a drink and then a Burger King bag to one side - Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Would you go to Burger King for a chance to win a million dollars? In ...

Burger King - Where's Herb 2 Pillsbury Co.'s Burger King takes the stage at Super Bowl XX with its $40 million "Herb the Nerd" campaign via still-independent agency J. Walter Thompson, its agency ...

If you’ve ever found that “creepy” plastic-masked Burger King mascot a bit unsettling, we have some great news for you. In a surprising move, Burger King is officially “firing” its royal mascot to ...

Ben Affleck is among the most well-known actors of his generation, but he had to work his way up in the industry to get there. That's how he found himself acting in a rather strange commercial for ...

burger king - ultimate weapon Pillbury Co.'s Burger King restaurant chain and its agency since 1976, J. Walter Thompson, kicked off a "Battle of the Burgers" against McDonald's and Wendy's in the ...

Piers Morgan insists a body double was not used in his new advertisement for Burger King in the United Kingdom. Over the weekend, a photo of the "America's Got Talent" and "Britain's Got Talent" judge ...

Advertising agencies work tirelessly to come up with new ways to tell us the same thing over and over again: “Hey, buy our shit. Don’t you want to be happy?” Thankfully though, there are always a few ...

We’re aiming to raise $7,500 by April 26. Your support ensures New Times can continue watching out for you and our community. No paywall. Always accessible. Daily online and weekly in print.