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Including sneakers, city bikes, foot benches and single malts

For the late night comedian, a swing and a miss.

With the holidays coming, you can buy your gifts and make a donation all at the same time.

Longer seasons, global travel—the NFL's ambitions could break its players' bodies.

Emily Witt, author of "Nollywood: The Making of a Film Empire," explains its rapid growth.

Brad Synder is a five-time Paralympic gold medalist and Naval Academy teacher.

Falcon Heavy to launch in January.

Film critic Thelma Adams finds the canceled film shows what's twisted in Hollywood culture.

Vanity Fair tracks Simpson as he reportedly lives on the $25,000 each month from his NFL pension.

After a fight, the social media celebrity incites a massive online attack against a Cleveland bar.

As "Murder on the Orient Express" arrives in theaters, we look at the allure of the movie reboot.

The helmer of the beloved NBC show opens up to The Hollywood Reporter about his new projects.

After 15 seasons of unprecedented playing time, LeBron shows no signs of slowing down…yet.

'There was a period of time... we basically nuclearized everything we could.'

The answer lies in a vampire mockumentary.

Rogen and series star Josh Hutcherson describe how to save the world, one schlub at a time.