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Ahead of the holidays, U.K. pubs are running out of Guinness, which skyrocketed in popularity alongside the social media challenge "split the G."

How does she respond to extremely personal questions about her trans son?

A letter writer is frustrated that an angry ex-wife is causing a rift in their friend group after her husband had an affair.

He buys fancy pork his spouse doesn't like. Should they still split grocery bills?

Hamilton Johnson, an alumnus of the late Vidalia, chef brings shrimp and grits, sweetbreads and waffles -- and plenty of duck -- to the D.C. neighborhood.

These zero-proof bubblies offer nuance and sophistication without the hangover.

Plus, two red wines for heartier meals on chilly nights.

Lay's Classic Potato Chips are being recalled in Oregon and Washington because they contain undisclosed milk, which can be life-threatening to those with allergies.

How does this letter writer opt out of giving and getting gifts during the holidays?

"We're not going to waste any time now that we're back together," said Bob Wenrich, 94 about his new wife Fay Gable, 89.