Loni Anderson, who played a struggling radio station’s empowered receptionist on the hit TV comedy “WKRP in Cincinnati,” died ...

Imagine switching bodies with your teenage daughter, who just happens to be the exact opposite of you in pretty much every way. But, wait, things get even worse when you realize that you don't know ...

The Miami Heat are arguably the best at developing overlooked players. Gabe Vincent, Max Strus, Caleb Martin, and Duncan Robinson are testimonies to the franchise's scouting department.

During her remarks at a press briefing today, Representative Julie Johnson railed against President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill." Johnson stated, "The American people hate it; they don't want it." ...

Prominent Miami defense lawyer Roy Black, who gained national attention by winning an acquittal in the 1991 William Kennedy Smith rape trial and was involved in scores of other high-profile cases ...

The decision was made in June by the Miami Heat to guarantee Keshad Johnson’s contract for next season. Next up is whether Johnson can impact a decision when it comes to possible 2025-26 play… ...

Roy Black, prominent Miami attorney who defended famous and infamous, dies at 80 Black represented clients ranging from pop star Justin Bieber to race car driver Helio Castroneves.

Miami Heat forward Keshad Johnson flashed his intriguing skill set during summer league in hopes of earning more NBA playing time in his second NBA season.

Jake Johnson will star opposite Tatiana Maslany in the upcoming Apple TV+ series 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, from David J. Rosen.

Television in the 1980s was filled with memorable, iconic moments. Not many years in the future, the rise of cable television will begin fracturing the audience, a trend that will only continue ...

A Florida community chased down and beat up a suspected child rapist who lured an 11-year-old girl into a public women’s bathroom before he was caught in the middle of the revolting attack.

Dynasty: an '80s Dance Party that will hold its second edition at Gramps on Saturday, July 19, hopes to play around with attendees' expectations and memories of the 1980s.