booze

But can pubs - inextricably linked to the sale of booze - entice the younger generation to its premises when the around one-third of under-25s and 20% of all Brits don't drink alcohol?

Infidelity also strained the marriage, which, like his boozing and doping, he blames on addiction, “a disease that keeps telling you you don’t have a disease.”

The singer had a long history of addiction: “I’d hit rock bottom a few times in my life, but always from booze and drugs,” he writes.

Mr. Leguizamo eases up on the ferociously funny clowning at which he is so expert to emphasize Nelson’s frantic desperation to avoid having to admit he has failed his family, numbing his anxieties with booze.

Kicking booze meant spending time with what she calls her “shadow self,” facing down her fears and anxieties without a protective barrier.