The Robertson family is back with their revival of "Duck Dynasty." The A&E show aired its first episode on June 1, showing Willie Robertson, his wife Korie Robertson, and their children and ...

The hours of preparation and fuss over the presentation always make duck feel like a celebratory meal. In Los Angeles, you can find whole duck roasted and presented with Thai flavors, smoked duck ...

A diamond duck in cricket signifies a batter's dismissal without facing a ball, often due to a run-out. This rare and unfortunate event can disrupt team momentum, especially for top-order players.

An aggressive duck has been terrorizing a sleepy Florida neighborhood and attacking its elderly residents — even bloodying one local, according to reports. The federally protected Muscovy duck ...

“Duck Dynasty” turned the Robertson family into stars. A revival reckons with that celebrity and its effects.Credit...Kyle Berger for The New York Times Supported by By James Poniewozik Photo ...

The hit reality TV show, "Duck Dynasty," first aired on March 21, 2012 on A&E Network. The show followed the lives of the Robertson family members as they navigated life and their family business ...

Phil Robertson, the patriarch of "Duck Dynasty" and founder of the Duck Commander brand, passed away at 79 after battling Alzheimer's. Robertson gained fame through the A&E reality series "Duck ...

"Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson has died. He was 79.The reality star's daughter-in-law Korie Robertson — who is married to Willie Robertson — shared the news in a Facebook post on Sunday ...

Phil Robertson, the patriarch of Duck Dynasty, has passed away at 79 after battling Alzheimer's disease. His daughter-in-law, Korie Robertson, confirmed the news, celebrating his life and ...

Professional hunter and TV personality Phil Robertson, best known for his role on the series "Duck Dynasty," has died. He was 79. In an emotional May 25 Instagram post, Robertson's son ...

WEST MONROE, La. — Phil Robertson, who turned his small duck calling interest in the sportsman’s paradise of northern Louisiana into a big business and conservative cultural phenomenon ...