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Whether you're adding booze or sprinkling salt the best picnics and parties start with a sweet watermelon, here's how to find the sweetest.

Did you know Cooter Brown was supposedly a real person from Louisiana who lived somewhere in Acadiana?

If you're having a Halloween party this year, or if you just enjoy unique, left-of-center decor, these amazing liquor bottles have the perfect spirit you're looking for!

It's no secret that we know how to have a good in Louisiana. When we're out on the town blowing off a little steam, what is the go-to shot for Louisianians?

A drinking event with a running problem returns to New Orleans this weekend, so put on your Red Dress and let's run, or walk slowly so we don't spill our drink.

The winning foods when it comes to helping you recover from a night of drinking (according to folks in Acadiana) are not the most healthy.

Did you know that your brain actually shrinks when you have a hangover?

When it comes to drinking in Louisiana, things can get tricky.

How many beers does it take the average person to catch a buzz? For Louisiana, not as many as you might think.

In Louisiana we love "LOVE" so when it's time to tie the knot, we usually expose more than a few loose ends.

Louisiana has to be in the top 10, maybe even the top 5 right?

If you've got the hand they're looking for, they're willing to pay you $100,000.

A series of inebriated outtakes featuring the legendary filmmaker have circulated for decades.

Shocking, right? In other news, water is wet and fire hurts.

I know you're completely shocked to find out that a recent study finds that Saints fans are the biggest drinkers of any team in the NFL.

For just about anyone from Louisiana, we've all got at least one Mardi Gras horror story. If this will be your first Mardi Gras, or if you just need a refresher course like I do, below are a handful of survival tips to help you have the best Mardi Gras ever.

According to the city council, drinkers can now join the smokers on the streets of Abbeville.

It turns out that the mainstay of Louisiana alcoholic consumption, the go-cup, is welcome in a few other places.

State Senator Eric LaFleur of Ville Platte has proposed a bill that would allow 18 to 20-year-olds to buy and consume alcohol if they obtain a certificate.

It's just a bunch of Hocus Pocus.