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AB InBev's 'Cheers To Beer' Campaign Supports A Case For Belonging
The campaign was created to reinforce the cultural relevance of beer and its presence at some of life's key milestones. For several years, the prevailing narrative around beer has focused on decline. Younger consumers, aka some Gen Zers, are…
On International Beer Day, trouble is brewing for MAGA
At 9:30 p.m. on Friday, the future of the Republican Party is scheduled to gather for a “cigar caucus” at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza. Ten hours later, delegates can attend a 7:30 a.m. “gym caucus,” followed by a prayer…
Campaigners take beer named 'Burnham's Brew' to Parliament in furious protest
Campaigners today delivered a specially brewed beer bearing the Prime Minister's name to Parliament in a demonstration against the so-called glass tax. 'Burnham's Brew' was taken to the government HQ amid the concern that extended producer…
International Beer Day: Here's everything to know about the beverage, and where to score some local deals
“Hold my beer” has become a catchphrase to signal that something important is about to go down. It implies that drinking a cold one is an everyday occurrence. According to Alcohol.org, the saying is not wrong. Beer is the preferred…
Q&A: Local dad writes about St. Louis' craft beer scene in new book
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Hard truths: How beers with 'Dimma' helped skipper grow as team's season nosedived
As the Suns' season of promise started to wobble and losses grew, the club's relatively young skipper Noah Anderson and triple premiership coach Damien Hardwick decided to go for a beer. The pair spoke all the time and had a high regard for each…
Reasons to celebrate International Beer Day
The global celebration International Beer Day is held annually on the first Friday of August. db raises a glass to the initiative. International Beer Day (IBD) was founded back in 2007 in Santa Cruz, California and began as a way of bringing people…
International Beer Day: Inside New Zealand's most storied brewing culture in Dudedin
The city of Dunedin in New Zealand has a public tap outside a working brewery that pumps spring water straight up from beneath the building for the public, for free. People pull over on Rattray Street with empty containers to fill; its untreated…
Wolds pub is celebrated by York CAMRA for its staff, service and beer
A celebration of the pub's success took place at the Gait Inn at Millington, near Pocklington. Publicans Harriet and Daniel, who took over the Gait Inn five years ago, were on hand to receive the certificate from branch stalwart Suart Barkworth. He…
Derby's £35m Market Hall forecasting six-figure loss
Derby's renovated Market Hall is forecast to make a loss of £338,000 next year, according to council financial documents. The venue, owned by Derby City Council, reopened in May 2025 following a £35m restoration project. However, a…
Derby's £35m Market Hall forecasting six-figure loss
Nigel Slater Local Democracy Reporting Service Derby's renovated Market Hall is forecast to make a loss of £338,000 next year, according to council financial documents. The venue, owned by Derby City Council, reopened in May 2025 following a…
Hailey Bieber's Latest Date Night Outfit Includes This Controversial Shoe Trend
This summer, it's obvious that flip-flops are the de facto shoe of the season. Everyone's hooked on the minimalist and low-effort style — and, of course, that includes Hailey Bieber. Yesterday, the Rhode founder stepped out in Los Angeles…
Screening explores how INL drives the future of advanced nuclear energy
A special public screening of 'The Road to Advanced Nuclear: Idaho National Laboratory at the Heart of Nuclear Innovation' will be shown Wednesday night at the Frontier Center for the Performing Arts in Idaho Falls. The documentary highlights INL's…
Camels find unlikely home in outback Australia
Far from their origins in the Arabian desert, hundreds of thousands of camels roam outback Australia where they are used for wild races, an alternative milk source and even to make beer. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Imported by British colonists…
Ads of the Week: 9 Campaigns That Caught Our Eye, From Heineken to Goldfish
This week's ads are all about connection. New campaigns from Anheuser-Busch and Heineken lean into that idea, while Reebok, Express, and Audible build similar stories around real relationships and personal growth. Elsewhere, Liquid Death teams up…
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