Mr. Whitlock wrote the words for that song and the chart-topping “Take My Breath Away,” central elements in the success of the hit 1986 movie. By Daniel Victor Tom Whitlock, who co-wrote two ...

He was 96. The New Haven Register first reported his death. The cause was not disclosed, but Mr. Whitlock closed his shop in June, when he was hospitalized with a kidney ailment. Once ubiquitous ...

In a column published on the OutKick website on Sunday, Mr Whitlock, 53, claimed that Maria Taylor, an ESPN sports analyst, would not be successful if she "were short, unattractive and grumpy." ...

Sporting News recently interviewed Mr. Whitlock for a wide-ranging interview published Wednesday. The “Speak for Yourself” co-host discussed everything from NBA star LeBron James to criticism ...

Lee Andrew Whitlock departed this life on September 11, 2022, after a series of health challenges. He left this world knowing he was loved. Mr. Whitlock was born in Hampton, Virginia on November ...

Mr. Whitlock told Fox Business Network on Friday that Mr. Kellerman, although a “dear friend,” is “one of these Ivy League guys that likes to get a little buzz and overthink things.” ...

Whitlock topped out at 97.3 mph and averaged 95.7 mph with his two-seam fastball. “Houck is just nasty and then obviously you’ve got Mr. Four-Year Whit throwing bowling balls and doing what he ...

“Hello?” Jake said. “Jake?” The person on the other end responded. It was his manager, Mr. Whitlock. “Ah, Mr. Whitlock, how can I help you today?” Jake asked. “I’ve got some bad news.