Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has appealed to fans for prayers as she prepares to undergo a cosmetic procedure. The actress shared a video on her Instagram page showing herself in a surgical gown, ...

The Office of the President has appointed Dr. Gay Jane Perez as the officer-in-charge of the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA). According to a PhilSA statement, Perez has served as PhilSA deputy ...

Fernando Alonso encountered several sources of frustration at the Singapore Grand Prix. There was Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar, plus a very slow Aston Martin pit stop. And as he came to terms with ...

She’s taking it on the chin. Tallulah Willis, 31, took to Instagram to talk about her relationship with her father, Bruce, and call out gossip blogger Perez Hilton, 47, for his past remarks about her ...

Fernando Mendoza is like most college seniors studying business. He spends his summers interning. He dabbles in investing. He reads motivational books like “Extreme Ownership” and “Inner Excellence.” ...

Quarterback Fernando Mendoza entered the transfer portal last year looking for a new challenge. His younger brother, Alberto, delivered the perfect pitch. Soon, the freshman who committed to James ...

The Oregon Ducks are hosting the Indiana Hoosiers this weekend at Autzen Stadium in a top 10 matchup. ESPN’s College GameDay will be hosting their show from Eugene for this game between No. 3 Oregon ...

Dolly Parton's sister took to Facebook to ask for prayers for the singer amid "health challenges" that forced her to postpone upcoming appearances in Las Vegas. "Last night, I was up all night praying ...

Tallulah Willis, daughter of actor Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, is confronting one of Hollywood’s most notorious gossip bloggers over years of public humiliation. In a candid Instagram post, the ...

Fernando Alonso, rather unexpectedly, found his name mentioned as Alex Palou defended his decision to renege on a deal to join McLaren’s IndyCar team with an eye on Formula 1. In 2022, McLaren ...

The wood-lined walls of the Meridian City Council chambers have heard a lot: hours of testimony on proposed In-N-Outs; impassioned pleas about new subdivisions and the challenges of city growth. But ...