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The joy of clinching a playoff berth didn’t erase the pain of Otito Ogbonnia’s last postseason memory. Perhaps the Chargers’ 27-point collapse in Jacksonville two years ago only enhanced the...

Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek’s network of contributors Ariana Grande has long been open about her admiration for British singer and instrumentalist Imogen Heap. But she remembers being scared...

This could play out differently. What Rams quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo does on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks — and what might happen during the offseason — might make it so....

NEW YORK — Wayne Osmond, a singer, guitarist and founding member of the million-selling family act The Osmonds, who were known for such 1970s teen hits as “One Bad Apple,”...

Trent Alexander-Arnold is fully committed to Liverpool, his manager Arne Slot has said amid rumoured interest in the England right-back, including from European champions Real Madrid. Alexander-Arnold’s contract with the...

LONDON — British author David Lodge, who was twice short-listed for the country’s leading literary prize, has died. He was 89. Lodge’s family said they were “very proud” of the...

Jordan Chiles’ music wouldn’t start. Despite attempts to play the track over the Yates Gym speakers at the John Wooden Center, the Billboard Top 100 hits that often serenade UCLA...

Selling the City may be the newest show in Netflix’s ever-expanding real estate universe, but its debut season wasted no time stirring up workplace drama. The new series — which...

For r, seeing “Seven” in 4K was an experience he can only describe as harrowing. That or a high school reunion. “There are definitely moments that you go, ‘What was...

LOS ANGELES — The Caesars Superdome may be the epicenter for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but Verizon has a game plan to ensure the championship excitement...