From originating the role of Mopsa in Broadway's Head Over Heels, to taking on the role of Catherine Parr in Six: The Musical ...

In the clip, Shaq and host Jimmy Fallon play "Trick or Seat", taking turns to give a real or fake definition of a word that their opponent then has to guess. If they get it wrong, they move to a ...

A beloved hub for Miami’s literary scene, this flagship shop regularly hosts visiting international authors and local literary salons. When Miami native Mitchell Kaplan studied English at the ...

Jimmy Fallon loves commercials, and commercials, in their own, heartless way, love him. Even excepting the myriad ads he simply stars in, hawking Capital One, State Farm, Pepsi, Frito Lay ...

But there’s simply no other way to explain why sane shoppers would be stocking up on Santa inflatables and artificial Christmas trees in the middle of August. If you ask them, to a person ...

A year later, Quinn, on the basis of a script that hadn’t yet been shot, bought from CJ Entertainment ... words. The whole audience burst out laughing. Choi was with him every step of the way.

“‘It's not about how you start, it's about how you finish,' C.J Stroud and a very giddy Derek ... Come next weekend, the world will see, one way or another. Jordan Llanes is a sports writer ...

Delatron Johnson, the mother of Philadelphia Eagles safety CJ Gardner ... us one way or another.” The doting mother took credit for her son’s trash talk as she is the same way with words ...

C.J. Stroud and Bryce Young each wrapped up their rookie campaigns on opposites ends of the spectrum. For Stroud, the Houston Texans quarterback, one of the best freshman seasons from a ...

The rowdy Northwest Stadium crowd only fed on the slight, increasing in noise as Gardner-Johnson made his way into the tunnel ... While many players can run their mouths, few can back up their words.

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — She’s a star at Benjamin Franklin High School. A star because of her way with words. She is 17-year-old junior, Amira Konate and she is a poet. “My purpose and my goal ...

They are just words, right? It’s the placement that gives words value. We can say no, nope, nada, or even noper-doper all the do-dah day. That last way of saying “no” is worth at least a quarter.