Oh for Pete’s sake” or “For the Love of Pete” are easy and often-used phrases you or people you know may use to express ...

M23 rebels seized Sake after intense fighting, forcing nearly all 130,000 residents to flee their homes and farms.

Who decides what’s best for a child? In “Adam’s Sake,” a scrawny 4-year-old boy is admitted to the pediatric ward with a ...

Sake ONO is a sake that demands to be sipped chilled. It's a Junmai Daiginjo sake, so is brewed with rice milled down to 50% ...

Golden Egg Vodka, a new British vodka brand, has launched in the UK. The vodka, created from English grain and infused with ...

Imagine the precision of a fine Chablis intertwined with the gentle umami of aged Parmesan. Sake’s rice-driven profile ...

Although Japan's sake industry faces a crisis with falling domestic consumption, the country's oldest brand, Kenbishi, is ...

Laura Wandel digs into health care, ‘warrior’ nurses and pediatric patients in ‘Adam’s Sake’ backed by the Dardennes brothers ...

SAKÉ is one of the most important drinks of Japan, as it should be, coming from one of their most important food staples, rice (now that’s Japanese efficiency: two products from one crop). While poems ...

In the war-scarred hills of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the town of Sake bears the jagged outlines of conflict and endurance.

Who decides what’s best for a child? In “Adam’s Sake,” a scrawny 4-year-old boy is admitted to the pediatric ward with a broken arm, which the doctors attribute to malnutrition.