NPR's Scott Simon asks director Gus Van Sant about his new movie, "Dead Man's Wire," based on a true story of a 1977 kidnapping.

Scott Adams, the cartoonist behind the popular strip "Dilbert," is sharing a critical update on his battle with cancer. Adams, 68, shared in May that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer that had ...

MacKenzie Scott keeps her giving largely out of the public eye—allowing recipients to decide whether to disclose funding amounts, awarding mostly unsolicited grants, and acknowledging her philanthropy ...

Footage of federal agents violently accosting food cart vendors, ride share drivers, and other ordinary people rages across the internet. It’s become clear that inflicting just about any amount of ...

Heated Rivalry has rapidly become one of the most popular television series in North America, and it seems Connor Storrie is still adjusting to the fame that comes along with such success. So when ...

SCOTT, La. — A new community food pantry is planned near Scott City Hall to help residents facing food insecurity. Jakob Goodwin, president of Envision Scott, said the idea grew out of feedback from ...

Controversial creator Scott Adams, the cartoonist best known for “Dilbert,” is paralyzed. On Saturday, the cartoonist, 68, said on social media that he is “paralyzed below the waist” in the wake of ...

ESPN’s latest 30 for 30 documentary stays close to home, covering the life of Stuart Scott, an icon of the Worldwide Leader’s SportsCenter era. Rich Eisen’s time at ESPN overlapped, and the two manned ...

No, it was not AI. By Tony Maglio The final scene in ESPN’s 30 for 30 “Boo-Yah: A Portrait of Stuart Scott” is a Top 10 highlight if I’ve ever seen one. And frankly, the documentary’s director can ...

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LOS ANGELES — Before Stuart Scott, the phrase "Boo-yah," was used to express joy. When he made it one of his catch phrases on ESPN, the expression entered the sports vernacular. Director Andre Gaines ...

Trey Wingo says that ESPN bosses chided Scott for his now-iconic catchphrases. ESPN's "30 for 30" documentary honors Stuart Scott's unique style and impact. Scott faced resistance from ESPN management ...