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Entertainment News
// 3 months ago
'Abbott Elementary,' Angela Bassett win big at NAACP Image Awards
"Abbott Elementary" won big Saturday night at the NAACP Image Awards ceremony, while Angela Bassett took home Entertainer of the Year.
Odd News
// 5 months ago
Tulsa Zoo asks the public to vote on names for penguin chick
An Oklahoma zoo is asking flightless bird fans to help choose a name for its recently hatched penguin chick.
MLB
// 1 year ago
Yankees' Donaldson apologizes to White Sox's Anderson, Jackie Robinson's family for remark
New York Yankees infielder Josh Donaldson, who was recently suspended for what MLB called a "disrespectful" comment he made to Tim Anderson, apologized Thursday to the Chicago White Sox star and Jackie Robinson's family.
MLB
// 1 year ago
New York Yankees' Josh Donaldson suspended one game for 'Jackie' comment
Major League Baseball suspended New York Yankees third baseman Josh Donaldson one game for making "inappropriate comments" to Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson during a game over the weekend.
TV
// 1 year ago
Trailblazers from past visit Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on 'SNL'
"Saturday Night Live" celebrated Ketanji Brown Jackson's appointment as the first Black woman Supreme Court Justice by showing her meeting with several deceased trailblazers.
Odd News
// 1 year ago
Unused ticket to Michael Jordan's debut game sells for $468,000
An unused ticket to Michael Jordan's NBA debut game with the Chicago Bulls in 1984 was auctioned for $468,000.
Top News
// 2 years ago
On This Day: Oldest U.S. school for the deaf opens in Connecticut
On April 15, 1817, the oldest, permanent U.S. school for the deaf, the American School for the Deaf, was founded at Hartford, Conn.
Top News
// 2 years ago
The Almanac
On April 15, 1817, the oldest, permanent U.S. school for the deaf, the American School for the Deaf, was founded at Hartford, Conn.
TV
// 2 years ago
Ken Burns: 'Hemingway' reads between the author's lines
"Hemingway" producer/director Ken Burns, producer/director Lynn Novick and actor Jeff Daniels discuss the three-night PBS miniseries about author Ernest Hemingway.
MLB
// 2 years ago
MLB to celebrate inaugural Lou Gehrig Day on June 2
MLB will celebrate its first "Lou Gehrig Day" on June 2 and hold what is expected to be an annual tribute to the Hall of Fame New York Yankees first baseman who battled amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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