Miami's athletic department originally used the "U" to distinguish itself from other "UM" schools, such as Michigan or ...

NBC has rolled out an updated look for promos and snipes that focuses on a new angle for its iconic peacock feather shape ...

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One thing you always can count on is Jimmy Butler keeping it real -- no matter the cost. The always honest Warriors star was asked how Buddy Hield continues to bring good vibes to the team despite not ...

Widespread protests have rocked Iran for more than a week and led to increasing violent clashes with security forces, prompting President Donald Trump to threaten intervention if a crackdown continues ...

Stephen Curry seemed genuinely amused by the unique presentation of the announcement of Bill Kennedy, as he was seen flashing his signature smile and laughing in response Throughout his NBA career, ...

SAN FRANCISCO – The Warriors seem to get a boost whenever Draymond Green is banished from a game. Trailing by 12 when Green was ejected late in the second quarter, the Warriors responded by outscoring ...

Cheerleading coach Courteney Potter (Jenn Lyon) is no longer messing around. After finding out in Episode 6 of Stumble who got her fired from Sammy Davis Sr. Junior College — by filming her partying ...

Watch the Times Square ball drop with Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager, who are ringing in the New Year together. The duo are set to reunite for the NBC Special “A Toast to 2025!” where they’ll relive ...

The final week of the NFL regular season has arrived, and there's a lot at stake. There are four division titles up for grabs, including three head-to-head matchups that will decide the outcome. The ...

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Peacock's "The Office" spin-off will end its linear run on NBC early, with repeats of the freshman cheerleading comedy "Stumble" taking over its Monday at 8:30 pm time slot on Jan. 5, Variety reports.