Diane Brady Executive Editorial Director of Fortune Live Media and the Fortune CEO Initiative, where she convenes global business leaders, writes the CEO Daily newsletter, and hosts the Leadership Next podcast
Stronger, full-bodied cigars are better suited for after dinner or when you have more time to reflect
Cultural practices, social acceptance of certain substances, and environmental stressors normalize drug use and increase addiction risks
In 1976, tobacco research Michael Russell famously observed that people smoke for nicotine, but they die from the tar. Since then, many attempts have been made to turn that observation into life-saving alternatives
Play it Again, Sam Kinison Beautifully playing off Dangerfields persona as a downtrodden husband contrasted with Sam Kinisons hurricane-force wrath, this scene from Opening Night at Rodneys Place sums up the two performers work in a matter of minutes