At the core of it all was the Black Pearl — the ship constantly fought over by Jack and Captain Hector Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) in 2003's "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl ...

“In 1783, having become a traitor and a pirate, José Gaspar gave the name of “Gasparilla” to himself as well as to his ship and the island in Charlotte Harbor, on the west coast of Florida ...

Pirates are temporarily taking over downtown Tampa to celebrate Gasparilla, an annual pirate-themed festival. Known as the city's "signature event," Gasparilla was named after famed Florida pirate ...

A European naval force in the Mideast helped free a Yemeni fishing boat seized by suspected Somali pirates off the Horn ... a traditional ship that plies the waters of the Mideast, off the town ...

He’s also in Hawaii, so he hops aboard a ship and sets out to do pirate things. As you can probably tell, the series’ goofy humor remains fully intact in this installment. Unlike the recent ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A European naval force in the Middle East helped free a Yemeni fishing boat seized by suspected Somali pirates off ... a traditional ship that plies the waters ...

With a young and ascending starting rotation that could be capable of elevating a Pittsburgh Pirates team that went 76-86 in consecutive seasons, adding a pair of proven bats felt like a necessity ...

The name "Gasparilla" comes from the mythical Florida pirate named José Gaspar who named his ship the "Jose Gasparilla." Gasparilla Pirate Festival is celebrated in downtown Tampa.

Even coming off of one of the greatest rookie seasons in MLB history, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes believes there are areas of his game that he can improve. Among them is the ability to ...

Mark of the Deep sets sail today, but despite this pirate game’s nautical trappings, you don’t have the luxury of blasting every one of this game’s sixteen bosses with your ship’s cannon.

Off the Nigerian coast pirates sometimes take some ship officers with them to hold for ransom or force the crew to move small tankers to remote locations where most of the oil cargo can be transferred ...