Counting seasons played under the jurisdiction of the Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Association, this was the Tigers’ fourth ...

Many announcers have fallen victim to the long-discussed “announcer jinx.” During Wednesday’s game between the Houston Astros and the Tampa Bay Rays, play-by-play voice Andy Freed put one on his team ...

Tyrrell Hatton’s frustrations boiled over with a foul-mouthed outburst as he squandered a promising start in round two of the ...

The latest Manchester United news includes fresh pundit verdicts from Roy Keane and Jamie Redknapp on Andre Onana’s challenge ...

Every sports fan could relate to Wendt’s portrayal as Chicago die-hard fan, Bob Swerski, in the Saturday Night Live “Super Fans” sketch.

Actor George Wendt's journey from a one-word audition to becoming Norm on "Cheers" is celebrated after his death. Former co-stars honor his legacy with touching tributes.

Jason Sudeikis' uncle earned Emmy nominations six years running after getting started on Second City in his hometown of ...

But the more viewers got to know the character — played, of course, by George Wendt, who died yesterday at 76 in his sleep of ...

Longtime pro wrestling commentator Jim Ross has colon cancer. The 73-year-old Ross said in a social media post that he was diagnosed this week and is scheduled to have surgery in the next two weeks.

George Wendt, the actor who was most known for his role as the down-on-his-luck everyman Norm Peterson in the Boston-based sitcom "Cheers," has passed away at 76 years old.

George Wendt, famous for his role as Norm, died at age 76, prompting heartfelt tributes from Ted Danson and Rhea Perlman.

The Chicago native appeared multiple times in the recurring “Da Bears” sketch on “Saturday Night Live,” in which a group of blindly devoted Chicago Bears fans, decked out in Bears gear, dark ...