KIRO Newsradio’s Spike O’Neill is a longtime friend and colleague of Bob Rivers, whose humor and voice defined Seattle mornings for more than two decades. Rivers died after a courageous battle ...

We're still waiting on our first official look at Edgar Wright's new take on The Running Man (we have seen some set photos of star Glen Powell as Ben Richards), but for now, Empire Magazine (via ...

NORMAL, Illinois — Everyone knows about Benet junior guard Jayden Wright’s 3-point shooting prowess by now. But beyond the arc isn’t the only area where Wright is proficient. Take free-throw ...

Bob Rivers, the longtime Seattle radio host known for his irreverent humor, musical parodies and decadeslong run as a morning show fixture, died early Tuesday from complications of esophageal ...

With the rise of podcasting, long-form interviews have become nearly ubiquitous, but once upon a time there were few places where one could go to hear an extended conversation with a celebrity. For a ...

After 33 years of doing morning radio, Bob Rivers decided to step away and discontinue The Bob Rivers Morning Show, exiting KJR-FM 95.7 in 2014. Now, many radio industry veterans are expressing ...

A Northland woman has made history as the world’s first customer to be digitally cloned. Liz Wright’s digital twin is the new artificial intelligence (AI) face of Kiwi telecommunications brand ...

In 1892, the Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz exiled Teresa Urrea from Mexico. He called her the most dangerous girl in Mexico. She was only 19 years old. Teresa Urrea was a “curandera,” or a healer, a ...

The mature book takes place after 'Clerks III' and is "a midlife crisis project about death and learning to deal," says the filmmaker. By Aaron Couch Film Editor “Not only is this my stab at a ...

The clock has yet to strike midnight for the Robert Morris basketball team who could be this year's Cinderella team. The Colonials beat Wright State 83-62 on Thursday night in front of a sellout ...

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