Iced coffee drinks and lattes aren’t hot enough. The cup idea wouldn’t be economical for stores, it would have to go. Sorensen can’t say how he hit upon the idea for the cup sleeve.

Kim Kardashian is hard at work promoting American Horror Story: Delicate, but if you thought having a project to promote would stop her from talking about herself, you'd be wrong. Elsewhere in the ...

Many disposable coffee cups come with a cardboard sleeve to help buffer the drinker’s hand from the heat of the cup. Kardashian is apparently very put off by these devices.

If you've got five minutes of free time and a DIY spirit, you can create a magnetic coffee sleeve that'll let you hang your to-go cup just about anywhere.

Iced coffee drinks and lattes aren’t hot enough. The cup idea wouldn’t be economical for stores, it would have to go. Sorensen can’t say how he hit upon the idea for the cup sleeve.

Nasty used coffee-cup sleeves. A group of people say it’s a health hazard to reuse a cardboard heat shield that protects hands wrapped around hot coffee cups. Some coffee houses in the area have been ...

A reusable coffee sleeve is a small way to have your coffee and drink it too, so to speak. It’s a fabric version of the little paper or cardboard doohickey you slip around the cup to keep your ...

Coffee, sex and consent converge on a cardboard coffee cup sleeve being used by more than 20 Bloomington coffee houses this month to bring awareness to the issue of sexual assault. Monroe County ...

Melanie Dolak’s art students (grades 4-6) recently designed coffee cup sleeves for the Grizzly Bean Coffee House located at 1440 Franklin Ave. in Salem. Students used colored pencils to draw and color ...

Emmaleah Hamby, a fifth grader at Roosevelt Elementary school, in art class works on a cardboard coffee cup wrapper or sleeve to be distributed Nov. 29 at a coffee shop in Elizabethton for victims ...

The trouble with the world today it seems to me is coffee in a cardboard cup. — song by Kander and Ebb The whole world is cardboard now: politics, movies and television — even our cars.