Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey has spent the last two seasons exceeding everyone's wildest expectations for him after he was signed out of the USFL back in 2023. Aubrey is the NFL's leader ...

Aubrey Plaza made a surprise appearance alongside Michael Shannon and Bad Bunny in a Ritz ad during the Super Bowl LIX, marking her first on-screen appearance since her husband Jeff Baena died in ...

And while players like Micah Parsons and Zack Martin are at the forefront of most minds for the Cowboys, another important player who is flying under the radar a bit is star kicker Brandon Aubrey.

Aubrey Plaza is embracing her salty side for the Super Bowl. During Super Bowl LIX, the Parks and Recreation alum interrupted the face-off between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City ...

I met Joe Biden when I was sixteen years old at the Joe Biden youth leadership conference in Delaware. I was so excited to be chosen to represent my high school and get to voice my opinions about ...

Aubrey Plaza has appeared on screen for the first time since the death of her husband Jeff Baena last month. In early January, The White Lotus actress’ husband died at the age of 47 after taking ...

The Le Mars Community girls basketball team weathered a scoring drought of over five minutes to begin the fourth quarter to ...

“It’s Aubrey Day,” Paige Bueckers told SNY’s Chelsea Sherrod as she walked off the court. “To see her, how hard she’s worked, everything she’s been through, and how it’s never ...

Aubrey Vanlandingham, 17, has a felony charge hanging over her head after she allegedly admitted to deliberately poisoning Willy the goat on Oct. 23, according to an affidavit obtained by outlets.

TUPELO – Aubrey Patterson, who helped grow the former Bank of Mississippi, now Cadence Bank, into a $13 billion financial institution, has died. He was 82. Born in Grenada in 1942, Patterson ...

Aubrey Plaza's late husband Jeff Baena is being remembered by his friends for his larger-than-life personality following his death by suicide at age 47. In an emotional Vanity Fair essay ...