While many of us drink coffee to perk up, it just so happens that our daily java packs a few additional benefits as well.

A new study concludes that a healthy adult can safely consume up to four cups of coffee per day, or six shots of espresso.

Is that a coffee or dessert? Some of these popular coffee drinks are so padded with fat and calories, it's hard to tell. Read on to see what the 12 worst coffee drinks are.

Lady Gaga has collaborated with Starbucks, introducing a four beverage "Cups for Kindness" collection.

Bulletproof Coffee is a pimped-out, high-tech spin on your morning java. But does it live up to the hype? Read on to find out.

Coffee preferences can say a lot about a person's tastes -- black or with cream, iced vs. hot -- but it can also say something about a caffeine addict's age.

Cappuccino is coffee combined with steamed milk. Black coffee contains few calories, so the calories in a cappuccino come mainly from the milk and will vary depending on the fat content and type of milk used.

Coffee is the most popular "food" among Americans, but it is also one of the most sprayed crops when it comes to pesticides! What can you do to avoid this?

Starting your day with an energizing cup of coffee is a habit you can feel good about. In addition to being almost calorie-free, coffee has been linked to cardiovascular health and protection against Parkinson’s disease, according to the Harvard School of Public Health.

There's much more than what meets the eye in a cup of Joe. Learn more with this printable version of The 11 Coffee Drinks You Should Avoid slideshow.

Red wine infused coffee beans are a new creation straight from wine country, but just much of a buzz will cup give you?

This thermos that allows you to control the temperature of your coffee is flying off of the shelves at Starbucks.