Drinking

A supplements company is hiring a "chief thirst officer" to promote its brand on social media and will pay the chosen candidate more than $260 a day for two months.

Danielle Pierce, 24, from Texas, would spend more than $100 a week on booze, drinking wine, shots and cocktails. Then she went cold turkey, and the results were amazing.

TikToker's method for overcoming that "day after the night before" feeling is being met with some resistance.

Bryan Thayer needed 45 stitches in order to repair the injury. He says that it will impair his ability to do his job.

If your voice ricochets through your skull like the sound of a snowplow on rough pavement, face it: You've got a hangover. Happy New Year!

Be sure to check your local liquor laws, which can vary by state or county, before visiting a venue to stock up on alcohol.

How to make what could be a very stressful evening slightly more enjoyable? Play an election night drinking game.

These cocktail recipes are totally easy to re-create and amazingly scrumptious. Be your own bartender tomorrow night and try these out ASAP!

In a column for Duke's student-run media organization, a senior suggested that bars and parties aren't necessary to beat the "pandemic blues," and that having a few drinks and walking around could help capture some of that college excitement.

With the threat of the coronavirus and all the changes it has brought, many feel anxious and are overall stressed. It is tempting to self-medicate with alcohol, but remember that it is mainly a depressant with detrimental long-term effects.

The rodents involved in a study went from drinking the equivalent of a glass of wine at dinner as opposed to a bottle, co-author J.R. Haun of the Medical University of South Carolina said.

A photo of two elephants passed out after drinking too much corn wine went viral, as people celebrated the pair's passion for hooch.

Bong Joon-Ho needed a translator for most of his acceptance speeches Sunday night for winning Oscar awards as director of the movie 'Parasite,' but it was English toast that brought down the house.

Cancer is the primary cause of death in Japan. Researchers found the more a person drank, the more likely they were to develop cancer.

"Given that the entire experimental 'intervention' was a one-off session that lasted around an hour, this level of effect was pretty striking," a co-author of the study told "Newsweek."

"My mind was blown," a co-author of the study told Newsweek of the finding.

The collaboration between the famous beer and chocolate companies will be released mid-October and will be available in select states.

Researchers found that toxins in U.S. waterways could equate to four cases of cancer in a lifetime for every 100,000 U.S. citizens. However, some experts question these claims.

Four Loko, which has a lofty reputation for getting customers inebriated with its monster-sized malt drink, is entering the hard seltzer game.

United released a memo telling its pilots to cut themselves off at least 12 hours before flying. The FAA standard is eight hours before flying.

Ten states still allow dry counties.

The man was found at the bottom of the Caribbean Princess' Neptune Pool early in the morning of June 14.

San Francisco's gay bar scene is as legendary as its LGBTQ history.

Jonathan Ray, author of the encyclopedic guide 'That's the Spirit,' shares his favorite whiskies, liqueurs, grappa and more.

'Cider Insider' author Susanna Forbes reveals which hard ciders are best for foodies, wine lovers, the great outdoors, and more.

Norway's new Elderly and Public Health Minister Sylvi Listhaug does not "plan to be the moral police, and will not tell people how to live their lives."

We present a definitive and highly subjective guide on what to drink with some of America's favorite meals.

Organic and natural wines are all the rage these days—but what's the difference between them and why should we care? Our wine expert breaks down everything you need to know.

"She was like, 'One day you're not going to be able to have babies. You can't do this. You're going to ruin yourself.'"

Anthropologist Carl Lipo has discovered the Rapa Nui learned to draw freshwater from the top layer of the ocean.