Bun B’s Trill Burgers has won the heart of Houstonians. This was evident during the inaugural two-day Honeyland Festival in Sugar Land, TX, as the smashburger restaurant consistently attracted a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bun B just a few days before the release of 'Trill' in 2005. (ROB CARR/STF) Bun B is Houston. The rap legend has been a tireless ...

Houston music star and owner of Trill Burgers Bun B has launched the "12 Days of Trillmas" to celebrate the holidays, provide gifts and give a taste of the local cuisine. The 12-day event started last ...

Bun B may affectionately be known as one of the best emcees to come out of Houston, TX, but he also has the burger game on lock. According to his Trill Burgers’ Instagram account, the establishment ...

Houston’s Bun B-backed smashburgers will now be part of the game-day food offerings during the Houston Texans’ 2023 NFL season. Trill Burgers announced Tuesday that it will take up home at NRG Stadium ...

HOUSTON – Things are heating up and not in a good way for Houston legend Bun B and his partners at Trill Burgers as a legal chess match continues between former partners. According to recent court ...

If there are two things I love on this planet, it's slang and the internet. When these two things come together, it's better than accidentally dipping your chocolate chip cookie in peanut butter. If ...

HOUSTON – Houston’s own hip-hop legend Bun B is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his groundbreaking debut album ‘Trill,’ and he’s taking it back to where it all started -right here in H-Town. Bun ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Trill Town is returning to the Houston rodeo with burgers, tenders, lemonade and a new collab with J-Bar-M Barbecue. (Marco Torres ...

There’s a reason why the album isn’t called the Trill Epilogue: Bun B is retiring the word (if not its meaning). In a world where Internet vernacular and cyber-colloquialisms run rampant, perhaps he ...

Trill Project, founded by three high school girls, recently launched out of private beta to help people safely express themselves online. For those unfamiliar with the word “trill,” it’s a combination ...