Mike Vrabel returned to the New England Patriots to be their head coach this offseason after he won three Super Bowls with the team as a player. Vrabel, 49, spent eight of his 14 seasons in his ...

Sorry, Steelers fans, veteran analyst Mike Florio may be right about a few criticisms regarding the Aaron Rodgers hate train that has been full send in the Steel City ...

Mike Bibby, a 14-year NBA veteran and former Sacramento Kings star, has been named the new men's basketball head coach at Sacramento State, the school announced Tuesday. Bibby replaces Michael ...

Elon Musk has lost his mojo. During the cold open of "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, "Austin Powers" alum Mike Myers returned to give his impression of the Tesla billionaire and close ...

For the 21st consecutive year, I've assembled a mock draft ahead of the NFL's Annual Player Selection Meeting. For the first time, you can read it here on NFL.com. My approach is research-driven ...

As we continue to settle in to the luxurious and twisty experience that is another season of “The White Lotus,” there’s one character worth talking about who doesn’t even appear on screen ...

The devil might be putting in overtime, but the Saturday Night Live writers? They're basically on a Red Bull IV drip. With less than 24 hours to work with, the SNL team whipped up a cold open ...

The national security adviser has been walking a tightrope even before the disclosure of the group chat. By Tim Balk Michael Waltz, the national security adviser under fire after The Atlantic ...

Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy might need to resign to bring peace to his country following a contentious meeting between Zelenskyy, President ...

Mike Myers is still live from New York. The comedian returned to play Tesla CEO Elon Musk again on the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live," this time with a little Dr. Evil energy. After Musk ...

Arguably the most pleasant surprise for the Cincinnati Bengals during the 2024 campaign was tight end Mike Gesicki, who was inked to a dirt-cheap one-year, $2.5 million contract in free agency.