Let's admit, most of us like to follow celebrities at least in some capacity. After all, it's their job—being a person or a brand common folks can enjoy (which is completely OK as long as it doesn't ...

Models wore theatrical white makeup and witchy heels, but the nearly all black palette of the clothes themselves made the ...

Live' celebrated its 50th anniversary with a live special on NBC; The Times' television staff weighed in on their favorite moments.

The fan base had a Kermit the Frog dressed as the Chiefs quarterback ... “not a Chiefs fan, but lynching a doll that’s supposed to represent a Black man will always be deeply racist ...

The 1989 Academy Awards went down in the history books for cooking up a chaotic opening number that felt like a bit of a ...

We've preached this ever since there's been a black church." Wamp had his chance ... story about how to cook a live frog. Let's call him Kermit. The recipe suggests you offer Kermit a bath in ...

Throughout our history, it has been "the people" who redeemed America’s soul—whether through suffrage, the Stonewall Riots, the Civil Rights Movement, Black Lives Matter, or the Underground ...

You see that black guy right in the middle ... also took shots at Mahomes after their win on Sunday night, burning a Kermit stuffed toy while they celebrated in the Philly streets.

Showing a Kermit doll representing a black man being lynched is a terrible thing no matter who you are a fan of in the NFL…” Others chimed in saying, “Well, lynching black men has always ...

LeBron James and his son, Bronny, were named in a lawsuit claiming they crashed into two people on a Los Angeles-area highway ...