But now, a potential taco warrior has emerged to liberate “Taco Tuesday” from the shackles of Taco John’s: LeBron James. The Lakers superstar is getting savaged on social media after word ...

By Mihir Zaveri “Taco Tuesday” got bad news on Wednesday. More specifically, the United States Patent and Trademark Office turned down the basketball superstar LeBron James’s attempt to ...

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James' attempt to trademark the term "Taco Tuesday" has been denied, but according to James' team, he still accomplished the outcome he wanted from the application ...

And then, on May 22, Taco Bell announced that basketball great and longtime “Taco Tuesday” proponent LeBron James is joining the fight to release the phrase from its legal bind.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has been known for his love of tacos, and now he's reportedly joined Taco Bell in an effort to end "Taco Tuesday" trademark registrations. "'Taco Tuesday' is a ...

The fast food chain has also cooked up a funny Taco Tuesday commercial starring LeBron James and Jason Sudeikis. In this new ad, which launches Thursday, they co-star as two friends trying new ...

LeBron James struck out trying to trademark “Taco Tuesday.” Now he thinks no one should have it. LeBron James is supporting Taco Bell's effort to free the trademark “Taco Tuesday” that a ...

Today, global icon and longtime “Taco Tuesday” enthusiast, LeBron James, shares his support for Taco Bell’s effort to cancel the registered trademark, which has threatened companies, large and small, ...

"Taco Tuesday" is a catchphrase many of us have ... in a legal battle over who actually owns the right to say it. Even LeBron James was shut down when he tried to trademark the term back in ...

NBA superstar LeBron James petitioned to trademark Taco Tuesday in 2019, but was denied, and has since appeared in a Taco Bell commercial advocating for universal use of the phrase. Taco John's ...

LeBron James loves Taco Tuesday®. But he’s not a fan of that tiny, encircled “R” symbolizing the slogan’s registered trademark. So, James is ready to battle his first offseason opponent ...