Dale Pitsenbarger and Mae Clemons got engaged one month after their first date Hailey Kinnamon Photography Dale Pitsenbarger and Mae Clemons wed on Sept. 13 in Cardington, Ohio The 78-year-old couple ...

Everyone starts somewhere — even billionaires. Many of the world’s richest entrepreneurs and innovators turned their first jobs into careers that produced massive wealth. Others succeeded with ...

Pierre Gasly endured the worst finishing position of his full-time Formula 1 career, yet arguably produced his best campaign from a performance point of view. The 29-year-old finished 18th in the ...

Apple TV has a big lineup of new and returning shows in early 2026, but many viewers’ most anticipated premiere will come a little later in the year. Here’s the latest release timing update for Ted ...

What happens when a classic case of high school bullying gets exposed? In this dramatic short story, we meet Rosie, a shy girl with a unique passion, and Carla, the popular, alpha student who seems to ...

Kenny Beecham unpacks the teams on his low vibes list, including the Los Angeles Clippers and how there can be more fallout to their star players amid a poor season so far.

Through its partnership with Google’s 100 Zeros production arm, Range Media Partners has optioned Jen Marie Wiggins’ 2024 novel “The Good Bride.” The book is now in the works to be adapted for ...

This article was posted on 12/20 and republished on 12/22. There are few shows that are discussed online more than The White Lotus when it airs, the Mike White series that seems like it’s going to run ...

Kit Harington gets a stark reminder of who he married in the season four trailer (below) for HBO’s Industry. So stark, he asked the question aloud to his wife, played by Marisa Abela. Season four of ...

ESPN’s Paul Finebaum felt terrible with the way the season ended for Texas A&M and Mike Elko this year. After getting to 11-0, the Aggies lost to Texas at home, missing out on the SEC Championship and ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...