By Taylor Mims Writer Musician and producer Natalie Bergman is back with her second solo album. Formerly one-half of the brother/sister duo Wild Belle, Bergman will release My Home Is Not in This ...

New Asante Kotoko head coach Abdul Karim Zito has held his first training session following his appointment on Tuesday, April 23, 2025. The manager began work immediately, supervising the team’s ...

Natalie Winters, the White House correspondent known for her skimpy outfits, is now taking shots at the media and Joe Biden. One CNN reporter asked Winters what she thought about people, stating ...

Times veterans Natalie Kitroeff and Rachel Abrams are joining its flagship podcast. By Alex Weprin Media & Business Writer Abrams, meanwhile, established herself as one of the reporters covering ...

Asante Kotoko SC has appointed Abdul Karim Zito as Interim Head Coach and Technical Director, leading a new era in the club’s technical restructuring. A former player and coach of the club ...

Karim Zito made headlines during his official unveiling as Asante Kotoko interim coach, not only for outlining his plans for the team but also for firmly addressing a journalist’s question.

Natalie Moore from WBEZ just launched a new podcast on soap operas called "Stories Without End." Moore joined ABC7 on Tuesday night talk about her podcast and how people can listen to it.

Asante Kotoko have appointed Karim Zito as their head coach, replacing Prosper Narteh Ogum on an interim basis. Zito, who once played for and coached the Porcupines, will be in charge for the ...

Luke recruits his sister, Charlotte, played by Natalie Portman, in the latest official trailer for Guy Ritchie’s action adventure thriller for Apple TV+ to help reveal the mystical spring behind ...

The 2025 softball season is almost a month gone and players have been accumulating some impressive statistics. Below we take ...

The New York Times announced two new co-hosts for its popular “The Daily” podcast news show: former Variety staffer Rachel Abrams and Natalie Kitroeff, the paper’s Mexico City bureau chief.