Bjork has been doing press interviews to promote today’s livestream of her new Apple TV+ concert film “Cornucopia,” but a comment she made about Spotify during an interview with the Swedish ...

They’d always planned to retire somewhere outside the US, but when the Covid-19 pandemic hit in 2020, Cynthia Wilson and her husband Craig Bjork felt compelled to bring their plans forward.

Bjork‘s Cornucopia show was a dazzling, flute-filled spectacle. If you didn’t get the chance to see it in person, she’s made a concert film for it which will get a theatrical release ...

The Bjork Frat meme comes from an interaction on X in which one user called the eclectic and avant-garde musician a “frat bro artist.” This response to a tweet talking about how Bjork is ...

Ryan Bjork is an unassuming, behind-the-scenes mover and shaker in State athletics as the assistant director of communications.

Icelandic singer Bjork performed her song Oceania wearing ... which had led to the games being postponed in 2020. The lighting of the torch took place in front of empty stands but there were ...

Coach Ryan Day, despite winning at least 10 games every year outside of 2020, isn’t doing that. Will Bjork have to part ways with a football coach less than a year into his tenure as athletic ...

Bjork outlined some of those changes during the ... the NCAA brought by former Arizona State swimmer Grant House in 2020 challenging the NCAA's name, image and likeness rules.

Coach Ryan Day, despite winning at least 10 games every year outside of 2020, isn’t doing that. Will Bjork have to part ways with a football coach less than a year into his tenure as athletic ...

In a recent interview with On3, Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork said the Buckeyes have ... has 36 sports but opted to cut 11 sports in 2020 before reinstating them in 2021) went through.

Ohio State football players have received around $20 million in name, image and likeness compensation over the past year, athletic director Ross Bjork confirmed Wednesday. Bjork, who revealed the ...

Ohio State football players received "around $20 million" in name, image and likeness (NIL) money from collectives and brand affiliates this past year, a number believed to be the highest in the ...