Stephen A. Smith just went viral, again. For the wrong reason, again. The ESPN talking mouth was complimenting Florida guard Walter Clayton Jr. for his epic Final Four game Saturday night in San ...

According to A Goofy Movie director Kevin Lima, Walt Disney Studios Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg wasn’t totally sold on the cartoony Goofy voice. So he offered an alternative. “He had this ...

American physicist Stephen Hawking first started exhibiting symptoms of ALS in 1963 and, despite being given only two years to live, survived until 2018, raising awareness along the way.

Bill Farmer is proud to be Goofy. The voice actor has lent his talents to more than 3,000 projects as the beloved Disney character. One of the most famous performances he's given as Goofy came in 1995 ...

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller has been destroyed on social media for suggesting that President Donald Trump’s sensational U-turn on global tariffs is part of his genius ...

Per the Mayo Clinic, half of all people with ALS die within 18 months of diagnosis, but some live for 10 years after being diagnosed. Stephen Hawking lived for decades after his diagnosis in 1963.

Before Stephen Sondheim’s death in 2021, tribute concerts recurred so regularly that it sometimes seemed his birthday came around at least twice a year. Not that musical theater lovers ...

Does Broadway need another Stephen Sondheim revue? Sure, if performed by his old friends. Given the late Sondheim’s godlike status among musical theater fans, it’s hardly surprising that ...

A Goofy Movie came to theaters on April 7, 1995, and we’re celebrating the beloved animated film’s 30th anniversary by highlighting our favorite moments characters, scenes, and more.

But, Stephen Colbert may have figured out the “only safe job” a person can have during this time. To kick off his monologue on Monday night, the CBS host first welcomed viewers to Trump’s ...

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith on Monday said he is “leaving all doors open” when it comes to a presidential bid. “Time to stop messing around. Life is great. Especially at ESPN/Disney.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith seems to be edging closer to a career in politics. Smith, who has long mixed some political commentary into his analysis of basketball and other subjects, said Monday ...