Suzanne Somers passed away two years ago, but her memory lives on, not only through her Hollywood career and businesses, but artificial intelligence too. Her widower, Alan Hamel, worked with an AI ...

More than five months after Texas real estate agent Suzanne Simpson vanished in a wealthy area of San Antonio, attorneys are still sorting out evidence as her husband faces a murder case and her ...

In the second half of last season Marquez Valdes-Scantling thrived under Klint Kubiak's New Orleans offense, posting 17 catches for 385 yards, giving him a career-best 22.6 yards-per-reception ...

In celebration of the release of "Sunrise on the Reaping," we're revisiting our 2009 interview with "Hunger Games" author Suzanne Collins, where she chatted about "Catching Fire" with the late USA ...

Todd Plitt; Scholastic Disclaimer: This post includes spoilers for The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins. Suzanne Collins’ beloved YA dystopian series, The Hunger Games, first arrived over ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers have promoted assistant Klay Kubiak into the offensive coordinator role that had been vacant the past two seasons and replaced Brian Griese as ...

Akshaya "Ash" Kubiak, who was known on the show as Ash Armand, was charged in the brutal death of 29-year-old Herleen Dulai, according to court documents. Prosecutors said that on July 16 ...

“The other thing (head coach Mike) Macdonald had was a new coordinator, in Klint Kubiak, who was with Darnold in San Francisco, and described this “gravitational pull” he had with his ...

Suzanne Collins released "Sunrise on the Reaping," a prequel to "The Hunger Games," on Tuesday. Collins has published two prequels to accompany the three books in the beloved series. I wouldn't ...

"Sunrise on the Reaping," the next novel in the New York Times best-selling "Hunger Games" series, written by Indiana University alumna Suzanne Collins, is out now. After the success of the fourth ...

In her wide-ranging book, Suzanne O'Sullivan suggests that this glut of ill health has been driven by a culture of "overdiagnosis". Rather than actually "getting sicker", she writes, we are ...