Alaska Airlines will be serving the quirky soda on its flights.

Open-source cola: the drink with nerd appeal!

Fast food may be coming soon to one of the last international-chain-free nations on Earth.

Makes drinking beer in public legal. (Not really.)

According to a report in Advertising Age, Anheuser-Busch will be launching its very own in-house film and production company. No, I haven’t been drinking.

“The Hut” has become very, very hip. Apparently.

CBS digs into the “science” behind the pro-high fructose corn syrup ads and discovers a not-very-surprising sponsor.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan scores a touchdown in the cake-versus-pie debate.

Considering drinking Coke in an effort to cut down on our global water consumption? Think again.

Taco Bell offers free “Fourthmeals” to 50 indie rock bands.

When Big Papi’s opened over July 4th weekend, without so much as a sign out front it did a booming business simply on the strength of the aroma.

An eagle-eyed blogger catches what appears to be subliminal advertising on Iron Chef America, but at least it’s not as bad as Top Chef’s product-laden episodes.

Why was the American Dietetic Association’s annual conference sponsored by a diet pill?

The next item produced and promoted by Mr. Reidel will most likely be a special glass for iced-tea followed by one for Pepsi & Coke!

Is U.S. cola preferance a regional thing? And, if so, is there a region that contains people who predominately choose Pepsi? I’ve lived in East Texas and Southeast Texas all my adult life. I can’t remember the last...