Chyun (Cleveland), Jeanine Conley Daves (New York), Lisa M. Kathumbi (Columbus), Melissa L. McDonagh (Boston), Michael J. McGuire (Minneapolis) and Demery Ryan (Los Angeles). “I am honored to welcome ...

On March 29, 1985, the Singing Nun or Sœur Sourire took her own life in what would be a tragically ironic death.

Jeanine Marie Davidson (Buehler), 87, of Ankeny (formerly of Cedar Falls), departed this life with grace in Des Moines on February 28, 2025, embracing a moment forever entwined with her daughter ...

Erik Per Sullivan, who played Malcolm's younger brother Dewey, will not return because he is no longer an actor. The much-loved character will now be played by Fargo actor Caleb Ellsworth-Clark ...

Two women were were allegedly killed while visiting with their significant others in a California prison last year, putting the controversial practice of conjugal visits for inmates in the national ...

Actress Laila Rouass has broken her silence following her split from snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan. The couple were together for ten years before parting ways in 2024. Ever since they initially ...

Tarlov, as part of a panel discussion on “The Five,” named right-wing critics who slammed how the Bidens — particularly former first lady Jill Biden and her Christmas decorations — made their ...

What awards has Jeanine Serralles won? Jeanine Serralles has won the Outstanding Featured Actress - Play award at the Drama Desk Awards for her performance in Hold Please.

PITTSBURGH — Less than four years after opening in the U.S. Steel Tower, Sullivan’s Steakhouse has “closed indefinitely.” Initially, signage posted to the restaurant’s door states that ...

Sullivan’s Steakhouse, on the first floor of the U.S. Steel Tower in Downtown Pittsburgh, closed this week — less than four years after it opened. No reason was given for the closure.

Seven-time world snooker champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is likely relieved to sidestep further controversy at this week's Players Championship. The snooker icon's previous antics at the Telford ...

In her wide-ranging book, Suzanne O'Sullivan suggests that this glut of ill health has been driven by a culture of "overdiagnosis". Rather than actually "getting sicker", she writes, we are ...