Mayne is the former ESPN broadcaster, contestant ever-so-briefly on “Dancing With The Stars,” and UNLV grad who is headlining ...

Today’s Cartoonist’s Cartoonists is Matt Golding. Matt is an Australian editorial cartoonist whose work appears in The Age ...

Whether creating sympathy for animals or using aliens to comment on society, Gary Larson's best Far Side comics gave readers ...

Jen Sorensen notes the people who may not have expected that what they were promised was going to happen. Some of them voted ...

Do your friends support your choice to try Dry January? If some of them are undertaking Dry January in solidarity with you, they will never pressure you. If you feel that someone is trying to get ...

Dieting is never easy, and especially for government employees trying to manage their appetite for undeserved authority. Sadly there’s still no wonder drug to help the afflicted, so until ...

Inclusivity is huge,' says Caleb MacKinnon, manager of Gahan House Charlottetown, about providing no-alcohol alternatives during Dry January, like this mocktail called Caught in the Rain.

Friends adamantly oppose joining woman for "Dry January" as many have vacations coming up and others don't see the health benefits.

The popularity of Dry January has gone up and up in recent years. The sentiment is sound – December is a big month for drinking and eating so it’s best to start a new year with a bit of a reset.

Hatty Willmoth is a Newsweek food and nutrition reporter based in London, U.K. She has covered special diets, gut health and functional medicine extensively. Hatty joined Newsweek in 2024 from the ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — January is typically a great time to create new goals and aspirations. For many, that means taking a break from the booze. Dry January is a month-long journey to abstain from ...