George Forman, former American professional boxer, minister and entrepreneur, looks at the line of people waiting to take a photo with him during the Unitas: An Evening with George Foreman event ...

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The Durham-based university has not taken kindly to seeing its logo depicted in such a way. “Duke appreciates artistic expression and creative storytelling,” Frank Tramble, the vice president ...

For much of his existential crisis, Ratliff wears a blue t-shirt with the Duke logo emblazoned on the ... Along with writing for Awful Announcing and The Comeback, Sean is the Managing Editor ...

obtained by Awful Announcing, which captured him smiling while speaking to the NFL Network reporter, with the unmistakable Starbucks logo looming in the background. Rapoport eventually got his ...

The Rolling Stones logo was also on display behind the desk. “Start us up! Our CBS studio crew are all wearing Rolling Stones shirts today in honor of Greg Gumbel who loved the Stones,” Davis ...

Here's the story behind Cracker Barrel's iconic logo, including how it was first created and the surprising controversy it ...

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — Calling all local artists. Officials in Delray Beach are inviting you to design the new logo for the city's historic Old School Square. Artists are urged to create a ...

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Last year, a wave of sports media, leagues, and teams opened Bluesky accounts, in part in reaction to Elon Musk’s takeover of X, the formerly named Twitter. X became a right-wing hangout, and ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The big blue bird logo from the Twitter San Francisco headquarters is up for auction. This logo is about 12 feet tall, nine feet wide, and weighs in at roughly 560 pounds.

Under old rules, Falcons were one of only four teams who could not turn down the show. That pool is “much wider” now, according to Brian Rolapp, chief media officer for NFL We don’t yet know ...