While I got ya before I head out for three weeks' vacation, here are nine things and one crazy prediction: 1. House ...

The team gathered with university officials and fans Saturday at McCombs Field to bask in the glory on its home field after a ...

It's winner-take-all in Oklahoma City's Devon Park tonight as the Texas Longhorns takes on the Texas ... OU game and has struck out 12 batters. The West Des Moines, Iowa native lost her ...

Texas Fight, Texas Fight, and we’ll put over one more win!” The Texas Longhorns certainly live up to the Fight Song, with a combined 68 National Championships across all its sports teams since 1949.

Mike Myers returned to “Saturday Night Live” for his fourth guest appearance this season and hilariously played up his 2005 awkward encounter with Kanye West, when the rapper claimed George W.

George Wendt, best known for playing the beer-swilling Norm on Cheers, died peacefully in his sleep while at home early Tuesday morning, according to a family representative. He was 76. Wendt was ...

George Wendt, the actor best known for starring in Cheers, died on Tuesday, May 20, at 76. Wendt’s portrayal of Norm Peterson in the NBC sitcom earned him six consecutive Primetime Emmy nominations.

Actor George Wendt, who once played the ever-loyal Norm on “Cheers,” died Tuesday morning at his home at the age of 76, his family confirmed in a statement through his publicist.

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George Clooney is headed back to television…just not the way you think. As per The New York Times, the play will be preceded and followed by coverage and discussion around the show, it’s ...

Jason Sudeikis once shared a childhood memory of his famous uncle, "Cheers" star George Wendt, taking him on a terrifying drive in a new BMW through the twisty roads of Los Angeles' famed Laurel ...

When the Pittsburgh Steelers sent wide receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys, some fans wondered why the team would trade such a talented young player in the prime of his career.