Queerty on MSN17d
Amid the DEI cola wars, Coke gays have even more reason to catch a buzz
When it comes to caffeinated beverages, gays have yet another reason to feel good about their well-known preference for Diet ...
Hosted on MSN18d
Diet Coke, Longtime Favorite of 'It Girls,' Is New Symbol of Masculinity
The beverage giant has marketed Diet Coke mainly to women since it was first released in 1982. A famous 1995 ad depicted female office workers all running to the window for a "Diet Coke Break," ...
The Financial Times26d
Diet Coke is a symbol of modern office culture
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Once, Diet Coke’s image was about calorie counting, breaks and well-defined abs. Today, it’s the rocket ...
The Daily Dot29d
‘Zero 100% taste better’: Expert reveals the real difference between Diet Coke and Coke Zero
another creator asks in a stitched TikTok video, filming cases of Diet Coke and Coke Zero. It turns out that Blake might be the right person to ask. “I actually worked as a research and ...
The Mirror17d
'Diet Coke button' returns to the Oval Office but does the fizzy drink make you work harder
As an example, an ad from 1995 ad read: “Can help slimming or weight control only as part of a calorie controlled diet.” “Coca-Cola has tried for years to build on health and wellness trends ...
Newsweek18d
Diet Coke, Longtime Favorite of 'It Girls,' Is New Symbol of Masculinity
Inset: President Donald Trump drinks a Diet Coke at Trump National Doral Golf Club, Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022, in Doral, Florida. More David M. Bennett/Lynne Sladky/AP A famous 1995 ad depicted ...