Dan Patrick might have gotten Chris Russo to do something few have ever done before. Admit he was wrong. Russo was one Mad Dog a day earlier over the fact that Caitlin Clark showed up to last ...

The mastermind behind "Ways of Seeing" is Benjy Davies, the recently hired associate dean of the Watkins College of Art at Belmont. "I started in this position on July 1," Davies says. Standing in ...

“In order to design what people wanted and needed, it became important to study them through research,” said Justice, professor of industrial design and dean emerita in RIT’s College of Art and Design ...

Sure enough, Russo was fired up about seeing Swift and Clark on his TV screen during an NFL game. He also seemed to be under the impression that the WNBA star, who was decked out in Chiefs gear ...

After delivering a goal and an assist as Arsenal eased past Crystal Palace, Alessia Russo was backed to get even better by Renee Slegers – a boon for club and country. As Slegers sat in the ...

Chris Russo was one mad dog at the sight of Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark interrupting his football viewing experience over the weekend when the Chiefs hosted the Texans in the AFC Wild Card Round.

SoHo (South of Houston Street) was home to a vibrant art scene in lower Manhattan beginning in the 1960s. Artists lived and worked in massive, light-filled lofts above the many important and pivotal ...

A still of James Dean in “Rebel Without a Cause.” The Historic Artcraft Theatre is showing the film at 7:30 p.m. Friday during the James Dean Weekend mini-film festival. The leather jackets ...

ESPN's Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo has been forced to issue a humiliating apology to Caitlin Clark after accusing her of faking her Kansas City Chiefs fandom. WNBA star Clark watched Travis Kelce's ...

One of those candidates is family man Dean Franklin, who applied for the series in order to put himself "in uncomfortable situations and to test myself on how I deal with the tasks at hand".