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This Is the Worst Way To Drink Prosecco, According To Experts © Provided by Eat This, Not That! The summer season is just around the corner, and you know what that means: More bubbly bevs, outdoors, with friends. But before you lay out your bar setup, you'll definitely want to read this. As it turns out, if you've been drinking prosecco from a certain type of glass, you've been doing it all wrong, all this time. (Oops.) By now, we all know prosecco is more than a trend. For that, say Grazie to a few major influences, such as Food Network figures like Giada de Laurentiis (she's a big one) ...

A sports nutrition and kinesiology pro shares exactly how much coffee you should drink to experience the greatest effect at the gym.

By Dewayne Wells Def Leppard’s Phil Collen says when they finally return to touring, he’ll continue to play with his shirt off as he’s always done. The legendary rock guitarist, who is 63, was recently asked by Inside Hook exactly why he keeps showing off his shirtless bod on stage. He chuckled and replied, "I get hot on stage, but also I do look good. Maybe it's shallow, but that's okay. I'm a performer, musician and artist. And performing is this whole thing. On stage, I want to look like a rock star." [Source: Classic Hits Today]

Image Image Rehabilitating Goldman Sachs’s image was one of Jake Siewert’s top priorities.Credit...Johannes Eisele/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images A change of messenger at Goldman Sachs For nearly a decade, Jake Siewert led Goldman Sachs’s post-crisis efforts to shed its image as one of Wall Street’s most mysterious, and maligned, money machines. We’re the first to report that he plans to announce his departure later today. Mr. Siewert joined Goldman as its communications chief in 2012, bringing both political connections — he was a top aide to Tim Geithner when he was Treas...

As NFL Eyes Full Stadiums, A New Study Links Fan Attendance to COVID Spikes Alex Lauer, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail As of April 6, 19% of Americans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and 32.6% have received at least one dose, according to the CDC. President Biden, who previously set May 1 as a target date for all adults to be eligible for the jab, has moved that up to April 19. But as coronavirus cases are back on the rise, how soon will we safely be able to return to normal life? The NFL has its answer: September 9. According to Commissioner Roger Goodell, the league is planning on...