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One that was listed among "the best" is rather surprising.

Fox news is reporting that Burger King is offering a million-dollar prize. For whoever can create the best version of the Whopper for Burger King.

People were already taking their crowns for senior year craft projects.

Don't worry, your Burger King account didn't get hacked and you didn't order chicken fries in your sleep.

Remember when Pokemon was all the rage back in the 90's? Well, apparently there's some money to be made all these years later. In 1999, Burger King released a special kid's meal toy. A set of 6 23k gold-plated Pokemon cards added to the catch phrase, "Gotta catch 'em all!"

Introduced in 1967 at a Pittsburgh McDonald's, the Big Mac has become a staple of American dining, and the ever-continuous quest of the bigger and better. You know the jingle: "Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun." Burger King's "Big King" isn't exactly new, it was on the menu in select stores during the late 1990's. This t

We've seen numerous fast food employees performing disgusting acts in their restaurants, but should the company or the employee take the flak over those poor choices? A photo has been circulating on Facebook that allegedly shows the Burger King in Ephrata, WA with a sign out front that reads 'Now Hiring Must Be Mexican'. A 'joke' that some find offensive, others find hilarious, and one that I'm su

A recently deceased Pennsylvania man went to a fast food restaurant so often that his daughter arranged for his funeral procession stopped by the drive-thru on the way to his burial. This is why you should be nice to your family: when you are dead, they're in charge...

About five years ago, Burger King's ad campaign highlighted its crowned mascot as a subversive creeper, "The King."

Japanese website Rocket News decided to pay ¥7000 or $86.85 to add 1050 strips of bacon to a Whopper, then film a dude trying to pig it all down. There are many flaws with this plan, namely that Whopper is the size of a toddler, but the contender here is clearly not prepared for this particular undertaking ...