Addison Rae was among a trio of opening acts announced just ahead of Lana Del Rey's U.K. and Ireland stadium run, a short ...

Diet soda is believed to be a guilt-free alternative to sugary beverages, thanks to its promise of zero calories and low ...

On both nights, Del Rey tapped Addison Rae as her opener, and also on both nights, Rae joined Del Rey during the main set.

Diet soda is a zero-calorie, sugar-free version of a carbonated beverages. For example: to give the diet soda its classic sweet taste, Diet Coke contains aspartame and Splenda, ...

"To Diet Pepsi consumers, removing aspartame is their No. 1 one concern," says Seth Kaufman, senior vice president of Pepsi and flavors, in a phone interview. "We're listening to consumers.

Diet soda does not add nutritional value to your diet and not all options are low in calories or sugar-free. It may also contribute to certain health conditions. Diet sodas are popular beverages ...

The first diet soda hit markets in 1952, and the industry has taken wild turns since. No-Cal, invented by Hyman Kirsch (a noted pioneer in the world of sugar-free soft drinks), replaced sugar with ...

Occaional diet soda drinkers added an average of 2.11 centimeters (.83 inches) 1.83 inches to their waist circumferences, while the non-drinkers added .8 inches .77 centimeters (.3 inches) over ...

Pepsi initially ditched its diet recipe that replaced aspartame with sucralose, but it didn't go over well with Diet Pepsi loyalists so now it's bringing the original recipe back.

Answering the question of whether diet soda helps or hinders dieters' efforts to lose weight has been the focus of much research. And buzz. Unfortunately, the answer is still murky. On one hand ...

Diet soda sales are up about 19.5% from 2018, compared to just 8.4% for regular soda in the same period, making it an attractive segment for soda makers seeking growth.

Unfortunately, diet soda is more in vogue than ever. Kids consume the stuff at more than double the rate of last decade, according to research in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.