During Lil Weezyana Fest on Saturday, he told the crowd he had dreamed of doing the Super Bowl halftime show and that this year "it was ripped away from me." The NFL announced in September that ...

He continued: “That moment I said to myself, I wanna be on stage for the Super Bowl in front of my mom and I worked my ass off to get that f*cking position. And it was ripped away from me but ...

The effort to relocate about 75 people living in tents beneath an overpass near the Superdome began in the days leading ... linking the push to the concerts and February’s Super Bowl, which will take ...

Haines sent a bowl of mints flying on "The View" amid a heated discussion about rhetoric surrounding Donald Trump. Ana Navarro jumped in, telling Haines, "Me, I mock him constantly, thank you very ...

Then there are the teams that are just hoping to make a bowl game. UTEP and Kent State are the only two teams that have been eliminated from the postseason hunt so far, but that field will grow ...

His final career TD pass came in that monumental Fiesta Bowl win over Oklahoma—on the hook-and-lateral to Drisan James and Jerard Rabb that sent the game into overtime. Other notes on the ...

I love this dish because it is so versatile. There are so many ways to customize it using leftover ingredients and items you have on-hand. It is colorful like the leaves on the trees, filled with ...

The simple hack suggests placing a bowl filled with bicarbonate near the affected spots, and letting it work its magic - absorbing the dampness and rendering your glass crystal clear. While you ...

According to the trick, all you need to do is put a bowl of it near your window, or affected area, and let it do its thing. Basically, it will absorb all the moisture and leave your windows clean.

The viral tip suggests placing a bowl of bicarbonate of soda near the affected area, allowing it to absorb the excess water, leaving surfaces clear. While you may think it's just an online hack ...

The online tip recommends placing a bowl of bicarbonate near the problem spot and letting it work its magic by drawing in the dampness, and leaving behind sparkling windows. And it's not just an ...

The online tip recommends placing a bowl of bicarbonate near the problem spot and letting it work its magic by drawing in the dampness, and leaving behind sparkling windows. And it's not just an ...