Vanessa Kirby is pregnant with her first child. The actress debuted her baby bump on the red carpet at the Fantastic Four: ...

The film is the latest from Academy Award–nominated writer and director Celine Song following her hit Past Lives and will arrive in theaters on Friday, June 13. If there was ever a film to see opening ...

To make matters worse, the child’s mother Chelsea Murphy (Viva Bianca) flees Erinsborough and leaves him in Paul’s care. The ...

The coming months will bring a 28 Days Later sequel and a new John Wick movie starring Ana de Armas. Midsommar's Ari Aster has a new Western thriller, and Pixar goes intergalactic.

By the time Oregon began breaking away midway through the second game of Saturday's Eugene Super Regional and then poured on seven runs in its final at-bat for good measure, Liberty began realizing ...

Hollywood's blockbuster season is upon us. Tom Cruise hanging from a biplane, "Lilo & Stitch" wreaking havoc - in his summer ...

Baseball player Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier as its first Black athlete. The infielder made his debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947, and went on to ...

You're the Jackie Robinson of news ... then I forgot to have a baby,” Chung said. “So finally my husband said, ‘I know you want to have a baby.’ We decided to work on an adoption.” ...

On Jackie Robinson Day, New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge expressed his gratitude for Robinson's groundbreaking legacy. Judge, along with all MLB players, wore the number 42 jersey, a tribute ...

Jazz Chisholm Jr. dressed appropriately for Jackie Robinson Day on Tuesday. Tuesday marked Jackie Robinson Day in MLB, which honors the day Robinson made his MLB debut and broke the color barrier ...

“That was my grandma’s favorite player,” Chisholm told the Daily News when asked about Jackie Robinson. “So for me to be able to wear 42, to feel like Jackie – I normally always go high ...

Steph Tharpe is a journalist who covers Black enterprise and culture. Jackie Robinson didn't just change baseball — he changed America. In 1947, he became the first Black player in the MLB.