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Why is there always at least one film about an open relationship?

Celebrate a loving bond or remind yourself it could always be worse

Shorter, higher-octane sessions could help you take advantage of an appetite suppressant called "lac-phe"

The union is reportedly bracing for the NFL to hand down an "unprecedented" judgement on the Browns quarterback

The straight actor admitted he probably shouldn't have played a gay man

Starter Luis Garcia and reliever Phil Maton each threw nine pitches to record three strikeouts — against the same three batters

When it comes to parenting advice online, fathers remain largely absent...although there are signs of dad blog acceptance

Matthew Goode's depiction of the Hollywood mogul cements his legacy

The Jets have a 22-59 record over the past five seasons

"Jellyfish jerky" might not sound appetizing, but we'll need to get creative to close the crop calorie gap.

Instead of completing an annoying test to prove you're human, Apple now has unobtrusive tech that works in the background

The game at the center of the popular series was never meant to be celebrated

Grab some elevated cookware and kitchen tools at up to 50% off

The four-time major champion chided reporters for asking him questions about the Saudi-backed golf series ahead of the Open

Britney sees your early-2000s whale tail renaissance and raises you a diamond thong on the dance floor

In the chapter "Ascension," the author recounts the fateful day in 1979 when he heard the music of his father, musician Roy Ayers, live for the first time