There aren't many more enticing opponents for Francis Ngannou than BKFC Champ Ben Rothwell. The former UFC heavyweight ...

BKFC chief David Feldman isn't holding much hope of the PFL allowing heavyweight star Francis Ngannou to answer Ben ...

Mick Schumacher remains committed to his dream of returning to Formula 1 while focusing on his development and performance with Alpine in the World Endurance Championship. Jun 19, 2022; Montreal ...

LOS ANGELES — When UCLA head coach Mick Cronin publicly calls out his team or goes off on other tangents, the college basketball world loves to fire back at the sixth-year head coach.

Clive Rothwell and influencer Belle Gibson's relationship is portrayed on Netflix's 'Apple Cider Vinegar' Kelsie Gibson is the SEO Editor of PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2021.

New Bears head coach Ben Johnson has been named the assistant coach of the year at NFL Honors in New Orleans. The Bears head coach has the big award for assistant coaches at NFL Honors night..

Despite the early cancellation of Onxy Collective’s “How to Die Alone” at Hulu, creator and star Natasha Rothwell is remaining committed to the show as she shops it around. “It definitely ...

Hulu cancels How to Die Alone after one season, disappointing fans and creator Natasha Rothwell. Rothwell, known for her role in The White Lotus, hopes to find a new platform for the show.

Natasha Rothwell created and stars in the fantastic comedy series, How To Die Alone. But even with positive reviews and some awards under its belt, Hulu just announced that it won't be pursuing a ...

Netflix is telling the story of Belle Gibson’s lies and crimes with its new series Apple Cider Vinegar, but it’s also shining a light on those closest to her during her fake cancer scandal. In the ...

In the series, Belle encounters IT consultant Clive Rothwell (Ashley Zukerman) just prior to launching The Whole Pantry and solicits his assistance with the technical aspects of website creation.

Ben Shephard is an English television presenter. Initially hoping to be an actor, Ben found his calling in broadcast journalism and began hosting the Channel 4 show The Bigger Breakfast in 1998.