Isaac Asimov, Commander Chris Hadfield, Steve Martin, and John McAfee were all members of Mensa, along with the inventor of ...

LeBron James fired back at ESPN star Stephen A. Smith in an interview Wednesday with the sports pundit’s colleague, Pat McAfee, after a video of the Los Angeles Lakers star confronting Smith ...

When white nationalist Nick Fuentes recently praised ESPN host Stephen A. Smith, it was just the latest in a series of data points showing how the loudest voice in sports entertainment has become ...

If Stephen A. Smith was looking to move past his now-infamous confrontation with Lakers star LeBron James, he didn’t do so on Wednesday’s edition of his self-titled podcast. After James went ...

By Sophie Williams Stephen Graham has said that he was left in tears after receiving a message from Bruce Springsteen, who praised the British actor for his performance in Deliver Me From Nowhere.

The ongoing Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James feud has escalated. A very public back and forth between the ESPN pundit and Los Angeles Lakers star continued Wednesday night when Smith went on his live ...

"Talk about prolific," said Michael Hogan in The Guardian. Stephen Graham has appeared in so many exceptional dramas and films that when you see his name in the publicity for a new release "you ...

The tension between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith has been escalating for weeks, beginning when James confronted Smith during a Lakers-Knicks game over comments made about his son, Bronny James.

Nearly three weeks after confronting Stephen A. Smith during the Los Angeles Lakers' 113-109 win over the New York Knicks, LeBron James took to "The Pat McAfee Show" on Wednesday morning to break ...

A 13-year-old girl with a higher IQ score than genius scientists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking signed up as a member of ...

Stephen A. Smith, the outspoken ESPN analyst, has once again stirred the pot with his latest comments about NBA superstar LeBron James. During a segment on the "Stephen A. Smith Show," Smith ...

MIAMI -- Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry sat out Tuesday night's 112-86 loss to the Miami Heat. Speaking before the game, coach Steve Kerr said Curry felt something toward the end of ...