Scotland is a land filled with stunning landscapes, a deep-rooted history, and lively traditions, and it boasts some of the ...

While not light, the punishments for an incident that spilled into the crowd could have been much worse. Pistons big man Isaiah Stewart was suspended two games without pay “for escalating an on-court ...

Pistons big man Isaiah Stewart was suspended two games without pay "for escalating an on-court altercation. The longer suspension for Stewart is partly due to "his repeated history of ...

Jon Stewart called out Donald Trump’s “quick onset dementia” whenever it’s time for some “accountability,” which was on display when he reacted as if hearing about the massive security ...

X-Men stars Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart are reprising their roles by joining the cast of Marvel's forthcoming Avengers: Doomsday. The film is set for release in May 2026, with Robert ...

Kristen Stewart’s career has been marked by versatility and critical acclaim, catapulting her from a promising young actress to a bona fide Hollywood star. She first gained widespread recognition with ...

FORT STEWART, Ga. (WTOC) - WTOC received mixed reports on the status of four 3rd Infantry Division soldiers in Lithuania. The soldiers went missing during a training exercise in western Lithuania, the ...

Now, though, it's been confirmed that Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen will return as Professor X and Magneto in Avengers: Doomsday next year. While the former isn't overly shocking - he ...

Although the Rutte reportedly told the AP that the soldiers died, a Fort Stewart spokesperson told WSAV that the four soldiers’ deaths have not been confirmed. They shared a statement from a ...

However, he’s not the only returning X-Men from that era of Marvel. Yes, Patrick Stewart is once again returning as Professor Xavier in Avengers: Doomsday. Marvel confirmed his return during a ...

"I have a painting in my attic — I call it ‘my attic’ — … just of a rotting, old, decrepit taint," Rudd joked.

“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart accused President Trump and the Republican Party of “blatant hypocrisy” when it comes to free speech protections in a scathing, 10-minute rant.