Jeff Brantley: "I don't know that any other shortstop can make that play. No. 1, they can't jump that high. And No. 2, they ...

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After the Converse "Chuck Taylor" All-Star, the first ever signature athletic shoe in 1921, dominated the basketball shoe ...

After years of moving around from city to city and restaurant to restaurant, though, they were ready to open a place of their ...

Former Portland University student Carolyn Davidson designed the Nike "Swoosh" logo to emulate the ... ‘We’re gonna go with one guy.’'' Nike executive told him it was Jordan.

NINTH INNING: Zach Russell started the ninth, got a ground out to second then walked a guy. He notched a strike ... a double off the College World Series logo on the wall in right-center.

For his main story on Sunday night's 'Last Week Tonight,' John Oliver turned his focus to tasers, which—as he ...

Nestled between majestic mountain peaks in central Colorado, Salida might just be the state’s best-kept culinary secret—a place where farm-to-table isn’t just a trendy restaurant phrase but a way of ...

The KISS Army were not let down – the set included a 68-page hardcover book, replica KISS Army newsletters, facsimile press photos, bio sheets, an iron-on KISS logo, stickers, posters ...

"Apparently the director saw me hosting the Tony Awards and thought that suggested I was too gay to play the part," recalls Lane.

He went from Def Jam to a Mets jam. The legendary Def Jam graphic artist who created the cover of Biggie Small’s “Ready to Die” has been reimagining the Mets’ logo in a colossal collage he called an ...

“I was up for that part,” Lane told Vanity Fair. “Apparently the director [Joe Pytka] saw me hosting the Tony Awards and ...