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While Pumpkin Spice Lattes are officially back in the U.S. and Canada today for the 17th year in a row, a Starbucks in South Korea has been making headline

It's been 17 years since Starbucks first introduced the PSL. Here's how the drink managed to stay relevant, despite ~everything~.

If an alien came to visit Earth right now, they’d see a whole lot of staying inside (hopefully), masks covering faces, and a complete lack of normal

First, we’re going to need everyone to take a deep breath and steady themselves. When we shared the news last year that Starbucks had dropped color-c

This story was originally published on March 13, 2020 and will be continuously updated in the coming days. So many of our daily interactions are part of a

The coronavirus — officially referred to as COVID-19 — has already killed 2,977 people across the globe and infected at least 87,137. It’s a

Earlier this week, Starbucks announced its new Spring menu. It included two iced coconut milk-based drinks, a nitro cold brew beverage, and some robust lun

Roses are red and violets are blue. None of that matters because we have good news for you. You have plans for lunch today and they include a stop at Starb

This morning, as I was scrolling through Kim Kardashian West’s Twitter feed — an activity that frequently finds its way into my morning routine —

This story was originally published on January 13, 2020, additional reporting was added. We have the changing leaves, the cloudy skies, the hot humid days,

A little-known fact about Starbucks: They made the best holiday album of recent history. Second, only to Mariah Carey’s now chart-topping Merry Christmas

A wise woman once wrote (er, tweeted?) that there’s nothing like an early aughts Starbucks during the holiday season: the warm glow of red decor, the hot

Earlier this week, the world’s largest Starbucks opened in Chicago. Located in the city’s iconic Magnificent Mile, the new roastery is five flo

The Pumpkin Spice Latte might have final say on the official start of fall. But not even Starbucks can set a date on winter’s arrival. The Starbucks

It’s as black as any sad heart and as dark as any wretched soul. If Tim Burton characters were Starbucks customers, this is what they’d get (unless the

Fall has a strong on-brand lineup of flavor profiles: Pumpkin spice reigns supreme as the ruler of all things autumn, while cinnamon-apple is its trusty si