TACO Bell has become the latest firm accused of planting a hidden meaning in its logo. The fast-food chain’s bell is highly recognizable and has been used for decades, but online sleuths now ...

The old Taco Bell logo was hardly sophisticated, but goddammit: it was proudly ’90s. The decade of Chester Cheetah, of Wayne’s World, of Clinton Sax, of OK Soda, and leopard-print leggings.

Taco Bell has a terrifying culinary vision—and no, it’s not on the menu. In “Routine Republic,” a new ad released online Monday, Taco Bell gives us the stuff of dystopian fast-food ...

When nacho fries go missing from Taco Bell, something has to be done! James Marsden plays Danny Conrad in a new commercial for the fast-food chain, the man recruited to help get the missing fries ...

The new look is a more simplified version of the 1995 logo, and features a flatter bell design that is devoid of the previous fuchsia and yellow palette. According to AdvertisingAge, Taco Bell ...

Irvine-based Taco Bell Corp. unveiled a series of new moves Monday: its new flagship restaurant in Las Vegas, a logo refresh, and its debut company-branded clothing. The Las Vegas “cantina” site is ...