Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addressed criticisms about the team's spending habits during an interview on 105.3 The Fan today. Jones firmly stated, "I'm proud to tell you today, factually ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. The late Jerry Springer was one of the pioneers of daytime television - although opinions about his self-titled series, Jerry Springer ...

Fantasy football became more like nightmare football for ESPN’s Field Yates. The media personality specializing in fantasy football analysis was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder after he ...

Jerry Jones has no urgency to get a deal done, while Dak is willing to bet on himself. One talking head on ESPN, however, believes that the Cowboys and Jerry Jones should "consider wanting ...

Jerry Jones says he’s irreplaceable as the GM of the Cowboys. In a recent interview, the 81-year-old spitfire made it clear he’s not going anywhere unless he gets hit by a car — and in case ...

For over half a century, the tale of a missing movie has puzzled Hollywood: what happened to Jerry Lewis’ infamous dark comedy “The Day the Clown Cried”? Shot in Sweden in 1972, the film ...

Jerry Jones has owned the Dallas Cowboys since 1989. During that time, he has also taken the role of team president and general manager, leading the team's football and non-football operations in ...

Nashvillian Jerry Douglas, one of the most prolific dobro players in the world, is gearing up to release a new record with the Jerry Douglas Band, "The Set." Douglas, a member of Alison Krauss and ...

Jerry West, an all-time legend in basketball history, is set to be honored by the Los Angeles Lakers in a heartfelt tribute. Known affectionately as 'the Logo,' West's influence on the game is ...

And no one seemed more aware of that than Jerry Jones. Following the devastating defeat, Jones, the Cowboys' outspoken owner, faced the media. While many expected his usual bravado, Jones offered ...

On Wednesday, I became the first member of the public to watch something countless cinephiles have waited decades to see: Jerry Lewis’s footage of himself playing a clown in the Holocaust.