Juicy Fruit's 1985 commercial jingle promised "the taste is gonna move ya," but it doesn't seem like anyone has yet to explain what that taste is.

How Bazooka Gum uses nostalgia to drive sweet success More than 75 years after the iconic pink bubble gum first launched, it’s still popular for the flavor, texture and comics that made it famous — ...

Kashawn Williams intercepted a check meant for the bubble-gum manufacturer and then created a phony company called Bazooka 1 in order to deposit it, prosecutors said.

Most of the study’s gum shed the majority of its microplastics during the first couple minutes of chewing.

Celtics Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said he’s kicked his gum-chewing habit over last 20 games "Bazooka Joe" appears to be no more.

Researchers at UCLA found that chewing gum – even gum labeled "natural" – can release hundreds to thousands of microplastics per piece into saliva and potentially be ingested.

Chewing gum may also confer cognitive benefits, according to a handful of psychology and scientific studies. In certain settings, it seems to boost test performance, working memory, and alertness.

The renowned confectionary brand partners with four viral artists to add their own flavor to the brand's legacy with one-of-a-kind pieces of Bazooka-inspired art.

Six people were arrested and charged in connection with stealing more than a million dollars from the Bazooka bubble gum company, according to the Manhattan district attorney.

Kashawn Williams intercepted a check meant for the bubble-gum manufacturer and then created a phony company called Bazooka 1 in order to deposit it, prosecutors said.

Now, 76 years later, consumers are still chewing those hard-then-soft sweet squares and rectangles of Bazooka Gum. And while the confectionery space and consumer trends have changed considerably in ...

Kashawn Williams intercepted a check meant for the bubble-gum manufacturer and then created a phony company called Bazooka 1 in order to deposit it, prosecutors say Say it ain't so, Bazooka Joe ...