Comic actor Rob Schneider has about had it with the virtue signaling coming from country star Garth Brooks.

A former employee of Anheuser-Busch alleged that the downfall of the Bud Light brand might have been orchestrated.

Along with his post, Gaetz also posted a photo of Brooks' wife Trisha Yearwood's 1997 track, "In Another's Eyes."

The owner of a bartending industry service company discusses why Bud Light has become one of the first woke companies to suffer consequences.

The Anheuser-Busch rival has seen its stock price surge 28 percent since March amid the boycott of Bud Light.

"'Growing Pains' and the gospel taught me to never betray your audience," Cameron said. "Mine are my family, my country and God."

Country Music star Garth Brooks said that when it comes to beer, everyone will be welcome when his Nashville bar opens.

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The bitter cascade of Bud Light's fortunes began with an Instagram post on April 1 by transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

“I have absolutely no recollection of the accident,” Somerville told a news station. “I was close to as comatose as you can be.”