Bob Heinz was a key player on the Miami Dolphins legendary “No-Name Defense" and played for the team from 1969 to 1977.

From 1978 to 1986, Pink Floyd, Queen and Kate Bush recorded at Super Bear near Grasse. Founder Damon Metrebian tells how the ...

Bob Heinz, the former Miami Dolphins defensive tackle and two-time Super Bowl champion, died, his former team confirmed on ...

The 50th-anniversary box set for KISS's 1976 masterpiece 'Rock And Roll Over' has been released with a rather bold price tag ...

Sunday's game between the Colts and Cowboys takes us back to the early days of this rivalry when the Colts were in Baltimore.

Bob Heinz anchored Miami's legendary No-Name Defense and started on the line alongside Vern Den Herder during back-to-back ...

The Miami Dolphins are mourning the loss of former defensive lineman Bob Heinz, who helped the franchise win consecutive ...

The 1972 Dolphins remain the only team to go undefeated for a whole season. Bob Heinz, a former defensive tackle who helped anchor that team, sadly passed away. His son announced the death Tuesday ...

Defensive lineman Bob Heinz, who started eight games for the Miami Dolphins team that finished the 1972 NFL season undefeated ...

Former Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Bob Heinz has passed away at age 79, as announced by his son on Tuesday.

A KISS performance of 'Makin’ Love,' filmed at Tokyo’s Nippon Budokan in 1977, has been shared on the group's official ...

Kevin Keegan's iconic Hamburg shirt from 1977 Super Cup against Liverpool sells for £84,500 at auction ...