Tyler Piccotti

Browne performed live as Artemus Ward, the character he created in 1858, earning acclaim from notable figures like Mark Twain and President Abraham Lincoln.

Trump is the first former U.S. president to be indicted on criminal charges.

The Iowa women’s basketball guard scored 41 points to set a March Madness record and send her team to the national semifinals on Friday.

The Duke of Sussex and legendary singer are among the plaintiffs of a privacy suit accusing a publisher of unlawfully gathering information about their personal lives.

Adnan Syed was convicted of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee’s 1999 murder but has maintained his innocence. His conviction, vacated in September 2022, was reinstated on Tuesday.

These iconic performers are among the select few granted the title of “Sir” or “Dame” from the British monarchy.

Republicans Donald Trump and Nikki Haley are running for U.S. president, while Marianne Williamson is the first official Democratic candidate in the race.

The star of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Creed III was charged with assault and harassment following a domestic dispute on Saturday.

Chew faced five hours of questioning in Washington, D.C., on Thursday amid threats the U.S. might ban the popular social media app.

Stormy Daniels is an adult film star whose alleged affair with Donald Trump has become a major scandal, with potential legal implications for the former president.

Legendary country singer Dolly Parton writes about the outfits and costumes that helped shape her career in a book releasing this October.

The Los Angeles Angels pitcher and 2021 American League MVP helped Japan beat the United States to win the World Baseball Classic on Tuesday.

In a new book, a criminology professor argues Bundy, who confessed to 36 murders, likely started his killing spree in adolescence.

The 18th commander-in-chief is the only U.S. president who has been arrested to date.

Taylor Swift began her new Eras Tour by releasing four songs on Friday, including one featuring the folk duo that split up in 2014.

Bobby Caldwell, known for the hit “What You Won’t Do for Love,” died Tuesday. Many music artists have worked with or sampled his music over the years.

The singer’s new album One Thing At A Time is responsible for half of Billboard’s top 10 songs this week.

Despite being named in testimony for a fatal shooting in January, the All-America basketball standout has continued playing for the Crimson Tide and is expected to take the court during March Madness.

Actor Robert Blake was acquitted of his wife’s death by a criminal jury in 2005, but what actually happened to Bakley is still a mystery.

Filmmakers Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert have been working together since 2009.

The Greek’s calculation of the infinite mathematical concept pi in the 200s BCE is celebrated every year on March 14, or Pi Day.

The former private investigator, who went to prison for wiretapping, racketeering, and other crimes, is the subject of a Hulu and FX documentary airing March 10.

The long-serving Republican from Kentucky suffered a significant fall at a dinner on March 8 in Washington, D.C.

Allow us to introduce you to Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Here’s what you need to know about the family at the center of the Murdaugh murders.

The Saving Private Ryan actor had been in a coma since mid-February, with doctors telling his family there was “no further hope” for recovery.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group, which began its final tour back all the way back in 2019, is calling it quits this December at Madison Square Garden.

The 39th president of the United States has dedicated himself to community service and championed human rights throughout much of his life.

The soccer legend, who died at 89, scored 13 goals in a single tournament—a stunning feat that still stands.

The future of Scott Adams’ popular comic is cloudy after his racist remarks during a YouTube livestream caused widespread outrage.