Westhill (3-5) at Greenwich (7-1), 1 p.m. — Everybody's just playing to get to their big, Thanksgiving showdowns.

Shel Talmy, the legendary record producer behind the hits of The Kinks, The Who and The Easybeats, has died at age 87 and he has gone out laughing.

Those who have played in Chicago and Green Bay have done so for lots of reasons, but most say joining the enemy felt strange.

The presiding bishop was elected on a mandate to reorganize the denomination’s aging structure and adapt to modern times. It’s something he knows a bit about.

This past week, many stars from Bold and Beautiful, Days of our Lives, General Hospital and Young and Restless have been ...

Kotwica did not offer specifics on adjustments made ahead of this Sunday’s game against Atlanta at Empower Field at Mile High ...

Mark Zuckerberg and T-Pain have released an acoustic cover of the hit Lil Jon single 'Get Low' in honor of the tech mogul's ...

Juice WRLD’s estate officially dropped “AGATS2 (Insecure)” a follow-up to one of the beloved MC’s classic songs. The song ...

The track centers on a lyrical reinterpretation of Juvenile’s 2003 number “Slow Motion” as the dual singers croon, “You’re moving too fast, I’m trying to make it last.” The song marks the first ...

Jimmy Kimmel has form when it comes to pranking family members. The victim is often his cousin Micki who works on the show, ...

The late Quincy Jones made memorable contributions to General Hospital in the early 1980s, providing songs that were used for ...

Ever prolific rock ‘n’ roller Ty Segall simply never stops. This year, he released the double album Three Bells and the ...