McDonald's

Hold your fries, folks! McDonald's just announced the return of the McRib and some other newbies.

As some states begin to loosen restrictions and restaurants begin reopening for dine-in customers in some areas of the country, McDonald's has outlined what their restaurants will look like the next time you're able to walk into one.

A trip to McDonald’s turned out to be anything but a happy meal for one Chicago-area family.

Things got weird in the burger wars yesterday when hackers broke into the Burger King Twitter page and started firing off pro-McDonald's tweets.

Good news/bad news. The good news is we found your nose ring!! The bad news is that it was in somebody's McDonald's breakfast burrito in Lawrenceville, Georgia. So we might not be eating another one of those for a while, because yuck.

If you're getting fired anyway, you might as well let everyone know just what you think of them! However, you'd really better make 100% that the neck on the chopping block is actually yours before you make fun of anyone's stupid name or above-ground pool...

You'd think if your name is Ronald McDonald, you would be welcome in any of the thousands of McDonald's restaurants around the world. In certain situations, however, this is not the case.

Bad news for fans of the porky substance that is McDonald's McRib sandwich. Instead of being sold beginning on October 22nd, as was initially planned, the limited time offering won't hit markets until late December. Bah humbug!

They say "ignorance is bliss" -- and that saying goes double when it comes to fast food. Next time you grab some grilled chicken or chili from a fast food joint, consider these insights we'll bet you wish you never knew.

While McDonald's tastes good, it doesn't always seem like it is made from the kind of natural ingredients you could buy in a grocery store. As part of McDonald's Canada's ongoing campaign to demystify their fare, executive chef Dan Coudreaut demonstrates in this video how you can actually make a Big Mac in your own kitchen using simple, readily available ingredients.

Up-and-coming rapper Bilal has been using YouTube to gain some traction for his hip hop career. But his profile just got a big boost thanks to a hilarious clip that has now gone viral. Showing off his slick rhyming skills, Bilal raps his order at a McDonalds drive-thru, much to the amusement of the staff manning the counter.

Not only can eating McDonald's be bad for you, it's also apparently a crime if someone throws it in your face. In a recent case, 26-year-old step-father James Hackett, of Lowell, MA, was arrested for allegedly assaulting his stepdaughter with a dangerous weapon -- an order of McDonald's french fries. No word on whether they were Super-sized or not.

It's a grim fact of reality that fast food never looks as good as it does in commercials. So how do restaurants manage this photographic sleight of hand? This behind-the-scenes video of a McDonald's photo shoot has all the answers.

Fear not, fast food aficionados -- if you're headed to London for the 2012 Olympics, you won’t have to force yourself to choke down any of bangers and mash. Instead, you’ll have a chance to eat at the world’s biggest McDonald’s. But get in line soon, because the 1,500 seat restaurant will only be open for six weeks.

On Sunday, a young man seemingly drew inspiration from the mischievous McDonaldLand character Hamburglar and stole a $20 bag of food from a McDonald's drive-thru in Maine. It's unclear whether he shouted "Robble robble!" while escaping.