A third and final night has been added to the performances at the Whitla Hall, Belfast for Belfast legend Van Morrison.

One of its two singles was Texas Hold 'Em, which is nominated in the Record of the Year category, and here we'll be taking a ...

One thing that is constant about life is there is always going to be change. Whether it's something that is forced upon people which causes them to adjust and adapt, or people are in seek of a ...

And will Glenn and whoever the GM is opt to bring back Aaron Rodgers at quarterback? The Jets hired Aaron Glenn as head coach. Getty Images Lions radio analyst Lomas Brown, who knows Glenn from ...

That's why it's important to create a succession plan. -- Cimini We also could pose the question, does Rodgers want Glenn? It's a two-way decision. Rodgers, 41, must first decide if he wants to ...

Aaron Glenn is the new head coach of the New York Jets. Will Aaron Rodgers be back as the team's old quarterback? As expected, news of Glenn's hiring became official Wednesday. The former Jets ...

Yeah, yeah: What else is new? You mix that with a huge question mark in Aaron Rodgers' future and the NFL's longest playoff drought and it's a recipe for pain. Oh, and the last and only Lombardi ...

Hoffman will serve as co-chair of the Senate Finance Committee, focused on the state’s operating budget. Incoming Rep. Nellie Unangiq Jimmie (D-Toksook Bay) was sworn into office for her freshman term ...

He takes over for Robert Saleh and former interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich, who led the Jets to a 5-12 record in Aaron Rodgers' first full season with New York. A new coach in New York: Jets are ...

If Aaron Glenn wants the New York Jets head coaching job, it’s his. And according to Michael Kay, he wants Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback. Wait… New York Yankees announcer Michael Kay?

Here are the 25 best rock songs of the last 25 years. While 2000 did not mark the turn of the century, nor the millennium (those counts start at 2001), it did signal a new era. The first decade ...

He told the court he could see Mr Rodgers and "his arms looked to be pushing water up in what I felt were deliberate actions. At that point I wasn't concerned that he was in danger". Mr McVeigh ...