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Shark Week' host Forrest Galante explains why crushing beers in the ocean is a bad idea
It's the most wonderful time of the year: ' Shark Week.' That annual stretch when Americans collectively gather around their TV sets to learn everything there is to know about the ocean's apex predators and to ask ourselves why we are dumb enough…
Builder bidding from boat in Vietnam, beer in hand, wins Coorparoo auction
In Coorparoo, a local builder bidding by phone from a boat in Vietnam, beer in hand, has nabbed one of the worst houses in one of the best streets for $1.43 million. The three-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage at 37 Wylie Avenue sits on a…
Villa Park announces new festival with free food and beer tasting
A new food and drink festival is set to take over Villa Park's Sports Illustrated Warehouse for three days of eating, drinking and fun. The Flavour Playground is a new festival set to be held from August 14-16. Restaurants like celebrity favourite…
Korean men drinking less, women 30 and up drinking more
High-risk drinking rates among Korean men declined overall across all age groups while those among women aged 30 and older rose, highlighting a growing divergence in the country's drinking habits. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency…
Commentary | LaHood's bill would provide bars with shot in arm
As the FIFA World Cup captivated fans across the globe, some of the tournament's biggest moments were unfolding outside of the stadiums themselves. Across Illinois, neighborhood bars and restaurants opened early for matches, filled tables with fans…
Manchester folk are unmatched - our pub brings the community together
Staff at Head of Steam have been pouring a quality pint after quality pint for gleeful customers for eight months, having taken over the Grade II-listed former Cottonopolis site, The Northern Quarter venue, on Newton Street, was snatched up by…
Ireland sits below EU average for alcohol consumption
Ireland is breaking its drunken stereotype as we now sit below the EU average for alcohol consumption, but drinkers still each guzzle hundreds of pints a year. Youngsters are turning to run clubs over night clubs as Irish people are drinking 36%…
Fireworks off but Malvern steam spectacular rolls on
The fireworks display planned to celebrate the 60th anniversary of a steam festival has been cancelled because of extreme heat, organisers have said. Despite the change to the programme, thousands of visitors have continued to attend the event on…
Fireworks off but Malvern steam spectacular rolls on
Kate Justice, Worcestershire and Aida Fofana, West Midlands A fireworks display planned to celebrate the 60th anniversary of a steam festival has been cancelled because of extreme heat, organisers said. Despite the change to the programme…
Home cocktail maker says Gen Z isn't giving up alcohol - they're changing how they drink
The alcohol industry has long relied on young adults eventually becoming regular drinkers. Now, Gen Z is forcing the industry to shift as they embrace 'sober-curious' lifestyles and search for quality beverages. A 2025 Gallup poll found that the…
Popular canalside pub goes up for sale at £750,000
A popular canalside Leicestershire pub has gone on the market for £750,000. The Marina Brewers Fayre, in Wharf Farm, Coventry Road, in Hinckley, presents an opportunity for a buyer to acquire a fully-fitted venue. Located on the Ashby Canal…
The 'Lanterns' Experience at Comic-Con Was One for the Ages
Do you like escape rooms? Haunted mazes? Free merch and alcohol? How about all of it at once, themed to a big-time superhero TV show ? That's exactly what you'll find on J Street in San Diego at the DC Studios' Lanterns Training Headquarters as…
'Weekday games were amazing': pubs toast extra £150m in World Cup sales
Late opening hours and England's progress to the semi-final of an expanded World Cup helped provide the best football-related uplift of recent years for pubs, figures suggest. Pubs poured 30m extra pints over the course of the tournament compared…
Dining across the divide: 'I worry the England flag is seen as racist - even at the World Cup'
Occupation Resident doctor and postgraduate researcher Voting record Labour in two general elections. Describes herself as “socially left, economically slightly more conservative” Amuse bouche When her university works with…
Dylan Mulvaney Reacts To Donald Trump's WHCD 'Diss Track'
More than three years after sparking conservative backlash with her Bud Light social media partnership, Dylan Mulvaney was as surprised as anyone to hear her name in Donald Trump ‘s mouth at the rescheduled White House Correspondents'…
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