A shoey — the incredible act of skulling alcohol from a shoe — has long been regarded as an iconic Aussie act that is ingrained into our culture.

On Saturday night, during the UFC 314 prelims, cameras panned throughout the arena to show off the celebrities in the crowd.

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From the Shoey Bar at Bellagio, where — you guessed it — you can drink a cocktail out of a shoe a la Daniel Ricciardo, to fan zones at multiple resorts, the city goes all-out for race week.

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The '24 World Series MVP proceeded to tell a powerful story about how his World Series heroics sparked a man to quit drinking alcohol. "... I think the most memorable one—we had our Dodgerfest ...

White, 49, has been an entrepreneur since she was 24 and used to drink at these events when she was younger. But she eventually stopped going to most of them to avoid the pressure to drink.

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Promise. There's no denying there's been a culture shift when it comes to the way we drink—and even think about—alcohol. From the rise in celebrities sharing personal stories of going sober to ...

“There have been widespread claims in the media for decades that drinking a glass of wine daily is beneficial for heart health. However, these claims should be approached with caution.

And while more recent attempts, such as the Spread Campaign in Australia, have tended to be less overtly graphic, they still focus exclusively on harms associated with drinking, such as cancer.