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Pop Culture Herschel Walker's son is a controversial conservative influencer who alleged that the singer told baristas he was the "asshole from TikTok."
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Erika Marie -
Society Goodbye frappuccinos, hello chicken sandwiches.
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Chantilly Post -
Society Could the businessman be an opponent of Trump's in the next election?
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David Saric -
Music Chance The Rapper, Lady Gaga & Metallica come together for the holidays.
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Society Is Starbucks doing enough to strengthen its bond with communities across America?
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Music What a tragedy.
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Random Starbucks has stated that they support BLM, but an employee shared today (June 11) that workers aren't allowed to wear anything that displays their personal support of the movement.
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Food A marketing professor explains why you love the McRib.
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Society Starbucks has been hit with another controversy.
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Chantilly Post -
Society Common thinks it's important for a Black man to speak on the importance of anti-racial bias.
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Chantilly Post -
Music The drink is a nod to the singer's love of clouds.
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Erika Marie -
Society Starbucks' global training is coming up.
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Chantilly Post -
Society They are coming clean about the incident that has angered many.
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David Saric -
Life Watch Andy Samberg & Jon Hamm dress up as the Dreamworks and New Yorker logos for "Billy On The Street."
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Entertainment 50 Cent used the editing blunder to plug the new season of "Power."
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Sports Diggs is taking his love of Starbucks to the next level.
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TV Emilia Clarke reveals that the scene-stealing Starbucks cup belonged to a "Game Of Thrones" showrunner.
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Kevin Quinitchett -
Random An off-duty LAPD officer reportedly found a tampon in his Starbucks Frappuccino, which is now being investigated.
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Society Starbucks employee writes a racial slur on a customer's coffee cup.
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Entertainment Kevin Hart isn't having it.
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Society The coffee chain is in the midst of a PR blunder.
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Politics Starbucks is now allowing its employees to wear whatever Black Lives Matter clothes they would like.
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Cole Blake