A Weymouth business created a 180-foot New England Patriots logo on the frozen Back River. The company, 3A Gear, used surveying equipment and food coloring to print the "flying Elvis" logo on the ice.

SAN FRANCISCO — Through a panel of glass doors, down a set of escalators, in one corner of a 250,000 square-foot convention hall, the NFL will stage its latest iteration of the Pro Bowl. “It’s ...

The Hoosiers have been unbeatable because they are the most mistake-proof program in the country, mastering the fundamental tenets of football. In the first quarter of the first game of the season, on ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the more disappointing teams in the Eastern Conference, battling to stay above .500 for much of December. It appears the tide may be turning as the Cavaliers ...

At the start of a new year, it's pretty standard to focus on restarting and refreshing our homes. With the benefit of New Year's sales, especially when you have gift cards burning a hole in your ...

Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love spoke to the media following Thursday's practice. Green Bay Packers TE Tucker Kraft spoke to the media on Monday about his aspirations where he looks to grow next ...

Bayern Munich head into the mid-season break full of confidence after 22 wins from 25 games, but hope their list of absences will quickly clear up after being down to the bare bones in Sunday's 4-0 ...

Last week, when it was announced that Warner Bros. had accepted the bid from Netflix that will see the two companies become one, a big uncertainty was spurred. It as the question of whether or not ...

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at WVU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. Autumn becoming winter is oftentimes a sign to students that the end of the ...

The Oscar-winning 'Anora' director is this year's jury president at the Red Sea Film Festival Baker said he feels “hopeful” given that the biggest audience for “Anora” was Gen Z, despite a general ...

The indie filmmaking hero said he’ll insist on a 100-day theatrical run for his next feature and has no plans to “go for the $150 million studio thing,” despite fresh opportunities after his four ...

Wide receiver Courtland Sutton talks to the media about how the team is approaching the remainder of the season, the performance of the Broncos' tight ends and more. Broncos Owner & CEO Greg Penner ...