As the Tigers celebrate advancing to the ALDS and the Guardians begin their winter of disappointment, one question looms larger than any other for the organization: What happens with Steven Kwan? The All-Star left fielder is entering his final year of team control,

Seth Curry reached a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Seth will join his brother, Stephen Curry, and the Warriors at the start of training camp this week. Specifics of his deal are not yet known.

During his latest monologue, Colbert called out the fact that former FBI director James Comey was indicted by the Trump administration last week. Comey has since said he is “not afraid” of the president, though, while further asserting his innocence. Colbert is slightly more afraid, but not by much.

Ever since Trump got back into office, he’s been waging a campaign of vengeance against his enemies, who he believes have been trying to take him down,” Colbert said. “Now, he’s focused all of his rage on the one foe who refused to take him up,

The Cleveland Browns made headlines this week by benching Joe Flacco and handing the starting quarterback role to rookie Dillon Gabriel. But while the move signals a willingness to

When news broke that CBS was canceling “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” Fox News wasted no time declaring victory. According to their spin, Colbert wasn’t just getting axed — he was being dethroned by their own 10 p.m. star, Greg Gutfeld, who ...

The event will feature film screenings, panels and a Q&A with "American Psycho" screenwriter Guinevere Turner.

Stephen Miller told Vice President JD Vance he will honor Charlie Kirk's memory by dismantling "left-wing organizations that are promoting violence" and contributed to the conservative star's murder

Going into The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3, I thought the only love triangle I would have to worry about was Jeremiah, Conrad, and Belly—but there’s another complicated one taking shape with Steven, Taylor, and Denise. And while I am firmly ...

On Monday, Sept. 22, Bruce Pearl retired from a 43-year coaching career, the last 11 of which were spent on the Plains. Hours later, his son was elevated to fill his shoes, but it was also announced that Bruce Pearl would remain in the athletic department, as special assistant to the athletic director.