Instead, controversy has erupted over the topless mermaid logo plastered on the cups that the new Starbucks brew is served in. The so-called brown heritage logo is, ahem, a tad more revealing that ...

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True Starbucks fans may remember when the coffee chain had its old brown and white double-tailed mermaid logo and the wooden checkout counter. Those who have been loyal Starbucks fans since the ...

Here's one: Its coffee is overroasted and tastes nasty. Here's a dumb reason to boycott Starbucks: Its new retro logo is slutty! Gawker reports today that a Christian group called the Resistance ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Coffee is integral to American culture, and the name "Starbucks" has almost become synonymous with "coffee shop." Starbucks, easily identified by its iconic green mermaid logo, originated from the ...

The Sirens in Greek mythology were dangerously devious creatures similar to mermaids that lured sailors close to shore to be shipwrecked. They also sparked Starbucks’ (NASDAQ:SBUX) twin-tailed ...

Tovrljan had the idea about a week ago, he says over email, when he saw Starbucks’s mermaid logo and wondered how it would look with a mask. At that same time, coronavirus infection rates were ...

Seriously. It was for this reason that Starbucks adopted the mermaid as its logo. (No it isn’t, that’s libel. Is it still libel if I admit it’s libelous? I guess we’ll find out.) ...