McDonald's has been crushing loaf and scouring "The Nether" to bring customers a meal fitting of "Minecraft" fans. The "Minecraft" Movie Meal is out now. A tie in with the coming "A Minecraft ...

McDonald's has been crushing loaf and scouring "The Nether" to bring customers a meal fitting of "Minecraft" fans. The "Minecraft" Movie Meal is out now. A tie in with the coming "A Minecraft ...

Originally released on April 1, the McDonald's Minecraft meal brought the video game world to the fast food world and vice versa in collaboration. The meal, reminiscent of past adult Happy Meals ...

A Minecraft Movie's cultural domination shows no signs of slowing down, as Jack Black's solo has become the shortest song to ever enter the Billboard Hot 100. 'Steve's Lava Chicken' clocks in at ...

Apart from that, there are three more unique items up for grabs. Here’s everything you need to know about Minecraft celebrating Microsoft’s 50th anniversary. There are four items to claim from ...

Remember how Happy Meals were the highlight of childhood? McDonald's has brought childhood joy back for grown-ups with a Minecraft twist. To celebrate the Minecraft movie that has taken the world ...

Want to play your favourite game IRL? Swing by McDonald’s at Jumeirah Lake Towers to do exactly that. You’ll step inside the world of Minecraft – blocks, colours, chaos and all. With A Minecraft Movie ...

Jack Black broke a Billboard Hot 100 record this week when his song from “A Minecraft Movie,” called “Steve’s Lava Chicken,” reached No. 78 on the popular singles chart. The catchy tune ...

With two simple words, Jack Black changed the pop culture landscape: “Chicken Jockey!” Those words from A Minecraft Movie have become a rallying cry, summoning hordes of superfans to flock to ...

Here’s how it works. Screenings of A Minecraft Movie are only getting more chaotic as time goes on, with many cinemas now putting sanctions on unruly moviegoers. Director Jared Hess, however ...

The iconic soundtrack, Minecraft: Volume Alpha by Daniel Rosenfeld (C418), has been inducted into the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry after recognizing its cultural impact.