George Altman, one of the last stars of the Negro Leagues to transition to stardom in the National League, has died. He was 92. More news: Red Sox Pitcher Who Threw No-Hitter at Fenway Park Dies Bob ...

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When the Cowboys traded for wide receiver George Pickens last May, the best-case scenario was that they'd face a complicated contract situation a year later -- because that would mean they wanted to ...

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is enjoying a productive first season in Arlington after arriving in an offseason trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers. It didn't take long for Pickens to ...

Ariana Grande, a global musical and acting phenomenon now starring as Glinda in Wicked, and Cynthia Erivo, an Oscar-nominated and Tony Award-winning powerhouse playing Elphaba, represent artists whose ...

Prince George, 12, has had two major royal milestones this year. The first, back in May, saw him attend an important tea party at Buckingham Palace alongside his parents, the Prince and Princess of ...

George Edward Foreman was born in 1949 in Marshall, Texas, the fifth of seven children. Life was hard. George grew up hungry, angry and restless. By his own account, he was headed for the streets and ...