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Ridley Scott has chosen his cut of Blade Runner starring Harrison Ford as one of his four favorite films ever, and honestly, ...

out of sight | Pat Spillane: GAA’s travelling circus act isn’t serving their target audience Lack of free-to-air live coverage for football, coupled with crazy scheduling for games, is maddening ...

DENVER (AP) — Mickey Moniak hit a three-run homer to cap a four-run fifth inning, Antonio Senzatala won his second straight start, and the major league-worst Colorado Rockies snapped a three-game skid ...

Mickey Moniak hit a three-run homer to cap a four-run fifth inning, Antonio Senzatala won his second straight start, and the major league-worst Colorado Rockies snapped a three-game skid with ...

GLASTONBURY, CT (WFSB) - Glastonbury police released video from an investigation where the body of a retired Bridgeport detective was found under piles of garbage. Mary Notarangelo was determined ...

Steeves said she was confused why Glastonbury police did not release any information on Notarangelo's death until this week, if they'd found her in February. “She, as quirky as she was, she was a good ...

The Oscar-winning actor is in talks to lead a new thriller written by Nic Pizzolatto, based on the hard-boiled Mike Hammer detective novels ...

With the 2025 season on the horizon, Steelers.com is bringing you Looking Back, where a game against each of our opponents is highlighted. In this edition, it's the Buffalo Bills. Sometimes it's the ...

GLASTONBURY, Conn. (AP) — Mary Notarangelo lived a reclusive life in her later years, according to the few people who had contact with her. The retired police detective tended to her many birds ...

Death in Paradise fans have been left floored after discovering that former detective, DI Jack Mooney, is also in another detective series, as they branded him their "favourite" ...

Mike Hammer, first introduced in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel “I, the Jury,” is known for his take-no-prisoners approach to justice, often bending the law to suit his needs.