Fans of Peanuts will know that in the classic cartoon, Snoopy has an alter-ego called Joe Cool Snoopy, who wears suave shades and a red jumper. But Starbucks is introducing a brand new version of ...

Editorial cartoons defending the First Amendment, Starbucks choice of coffee cups and the Keystone Pipeline project took center stage this week in our round up. The First Amendment took it on the ...

Dear Starbucks, hire him immediately ... he decorates the cup with a witty cartoon. And now his hobby as turned into a project called #100CoffeeCups. Josh, who’s creative director of Ohio ...

View more daily cartoons, and visit newyorker.com for a new one each day. Buy or license this cartoon. Emily Flake, a New Yorker cartoonist, has published books including “Joke in a Box ...

"They are absolutely cruel. They're like cartoon villains." A Starbucks spokesperson told Newsweek the chain routinely reviews "the partner and customer experience" in all its locations ...

Hara, a creative director at Columbus-based marketing agency Resource Ammirati, uses Starbucks coffee cups to create quirky cartoons. What started out as a hobby has now become a full-blown art ...

Like many Americans, Josh Hara needs his fix of Starbucks every day ... Columbus marketing director fills that white space with cartoons. It all started with a cartoon poking a little fun at ...

The coffee chain has a new collab with an iconic cartoon (Picture: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Starbucks fans are in for a special treat over the coming weeks, as the drinks chain has ...