Pringles has teamed up with Miller Lite to create a limited-edition flavor lineup inspired by beer-infused cookout classics, ...

Taking to Reddit , an annoyed customer, who is from the US, explained she was charged an extra '$5 b****ing fee' on her bill ...

Reports surfaced Sunday afternoon that Sean Miller was leaving Xavier to become the next head coach at Texas. Those reports were confirmed Monday as Miller informed Xavier officials that he was ...

Miller High Life appreciates that a great dive bar is more than a place to enjoy a cold beer. The first ever beer record, Dive Bar Sounds, brings the ambiance of that watering hole and toasts to the ...

Miller High Life has created the first-ever beer-infused vinyl record, made with The Champagne of Beers.The record is a part of Miller High Life's latest venture, "The Soundtrack to the High Life ...

Miller High Life has released a brand new vinyl ... with some of The Champagne of Beers inside, as you can catch the beer spin inside the vinyl as it plays. You can listen to a sampling of it ...

Now, Miller High Life is bottling up its own Dive Bar Sounds, the first-ever beer-infused vinyl record made with The Champagne of Beers inside. No cover charge needed - just set the record ...

While beer preferences are a very personal choice, a study by Coffeeness, there's a good chance a person in the United States will be enjoying the high life – a Miller High Life. While some ...

with the state traditionally ranking in the top 10 of beer consumption per capita across the country while serving as the home to more than 260 breweries, including Miller, Pabst and Schiltz.

While many are set to enjoy National Beer Day, some are looking at the price tag on a six-pack of beer and how their prices will be impacted by the rising tariffs. Here's what to know. Launching a ...

I wasn’t always a beer girlie because the drink just had that frat bro, undergrad, cheap vibe. I’m clearly not alone in that perception. It’s estimated that among the 83 percent of Black ...

Satire is a powerful force for political and cultural change. But is it even possible in a world that outstrips our imagination on a daily—or even hourly—basis? Reason's Nick Gillespie talks ...