2 h. ago Starbucks is cutting some 'less popular' drinks from its menu. Here's what will be removed next week

Starbucks is making cuts to its menu, with some of the coffee giant’s “less popular beverages” set to take their final bow next week

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4 h. ago Starbucks menu overhaul: 13 iconic drinks getting cut, and alternatives you can still order

The fan-favourite coffee brand is axing some of their less common drinks

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5 h. ago Starbucks is removing 10 drinks from its menu in March — here’s what’s replacing them

The coffee giant will also bring back self-service condiments and free refills for in-store customers

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24 h. ago Starbucks is culling 10 drinks from its menu in March — here’s what’s replacing them

The coffee giant will also bring back self-service condiments and free refills for in-store customers

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25 h. ago Starbucks to cut menu items and lay off 1,100 staff to streamline operations

About 30 percent of its menu will be cut to simplify its processes

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26 h. ago Starbucks to cut menu items and lay off staff to streamline operations

About 30 per cent of its menu will be cut to simplify its processes

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5 d. ago Nihilistic, anarchic, repugnant: Sam Peckinpah’s 10 best films – ranked!

The revered but divisive American director, who died in 1984, would have turned 100 this week. We rate his greatest movies, from Straw Dogs to The Wild BunchAfter making his name as a director of westerns, Sam Peckinpah was given his first shot at making a major studio film – an epic about a tyrannical cavalry officer (Charlton Heston) leading an expedition into Mexico. The production set a template for later Peckinpah films – heavy drinking, personality clashes, battles with the suits, and a final cut not matching the director’s vision. Major Dundee was a victim of its chaotic ambition and it’s easy to see why it flopped on release: even in the 2005 restored version, it is hopelessly unfocused, taking in Dundee’s Moby-Dick-like mission to track down an Apache chief, the dynamics of the US civil war, encounters with the French army and an unconvincing romantic interlude. But it’s interestingly flawed, a sort of dry run for The Wild Bunch, and Richard Harris is entertaining as Benjam...

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