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Contrary to popular belief, Irish whiskey isn’t good only in shots, Pickle Backs or the tragically named Car Bomb: It also makes a damn fine cocktail.
Is red wine a cure-all? The latest: a study to be published in the journal “Cancer Cell International,” which suggests that red wine slows the spread of lung cancer. Tell us more of what we want to hear! Co-author Evangelia Litsa Tsiani told us that her team examined the effects of red and white wine on six culture plates, which each contained millions of human lung cancer cells. The effect was much more pronounced with red wine than white (pass the bordeaux).
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While working on this issue’s definitive guide to drinking in the South , we sipped new cocktails, scoured the region for the best places to pull up a stool, and picked the brains of those leading the charge. But we’d be remiss if we didn’t at least mention the flip side of Dixie’s drink revival— the inevitable hangover.
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Man has brewed beer for more than a millennium—perhaps even since the Neolithic period—but the stuff we drink today tastes very different from the brews our ancestors drank.
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36D in 3D? Ok, first, an apology for the stagnant content here. We've been working on many other things behind the scenes, and have had plans to resurrect this sub-site for some time. Thankfully, we stumbled upon this article today, and could not resist commenting on it here. So, 36D in 3D? Is that the new trend? We like it. I would imagine that the internet, while it surely generated plenty of other revenue for Playboy, has probably hurt sales of its paper publication dramatically. This, I'm guessing, will...