alcohol

Now you don't have to sneak your own booze into the movie theater!

Dogs continue to serve their faithful masters.

Since the beginning of families, holidays, and especially family holidays like Christmas, alcohol has always been a key component to survival. Brighten up everyone's spirits by mixing up these delicious drinks -- and don't forget to pour one (or five) for yourself as you mix.

For the drinker in your family — or if you’re simply buying presents for yourself (such a generous human being) — we’ve complied a list of five great boozy gifts for people who like to take a nip or two (or three or four) now and again.

Motley Crue's Tommy Lee says he cut his pre-show alcohol intake after listening to one too many painful playbacks of himself.

Taking a dip has taken on a whole new meaning in Mexico.

The five alcoholic beverages presented here are infused with the cadavers of creatures that once crawled or slithered across the Earth, like rodents, birds and reptiles (apologies to all of the animal lovers out there).

Keeping a well-stocked bar has much to do with keeping the classics on hand, but it's also a good idea to go rogue and stock some offbeat booze. For variety's sake, you see? The key is to be sure these unique spirits are high quality and make great sippers, as well as conversation starters. Here are a few we recommend to get you started.

What an Uber good idea.

Because more drinks should involve fire, a handheld smoking machine, tea leaves and a lit cigar. You know, for garnish.

People don't generally write odes to vodka, which is a shame, really. It may not be the kind of flavor-packed liquor that often leads to thoughtful sipping and dedicated worshipping. But just because it isn't full of taste (unless it's one of those terrible flavored vodkas), that doesn't mean it isn't full of possibilities for mixing and shooting.

Take your bartending skills beyond merely cracking open a beer or just adding soda to your liquor of choice.