Todd Monken has signed a contract extension to remain Baltimore’s offensive coordinator. The Ravens didn’t announce the length of Monken’s deal. His return became increasingly likely as open head coac ...

Source: Photo from Jamie Kimball on Pexels. How do you know what emotion someone is expressing? A common method used by psychology researchers is to examine facial expressions–often expressions ...

The Devils will be playing without their leading goal scorer for the foreseeable future, as the team announced Wednesday that captain Nico Hischier ... new Four Nations Face-Off tournament.

NEWARK—Another hit in a crucial part of the season. The New Jersey Devils revealed on Wednesday that captain Nico Hischier will be sidelined with an upper-body injury. Devils head coach Sheldon ...

The streaming service Paramount Plus has released the first trailer for “Happy Face,” the TV series inspired by events surrounding a notorious true-crime case with a connection to Oregon.

That’s when Barrymore abruptly took a giant bite out of a white onion, earning sounds of disgust from the audience ... air out her onion breath in his face. “How’s it going?” ...

Dennis Quaid stars as the notorious Happy Face Killer, aka Keith Hunter Jesperson, in the upcoming Paramount+ drama series “Happy Face.” The eight-episode season will premiere on March 20 with ...

New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier will not be available to ... in terms of the level of competition he plays against, the face-offs, all three zones, and penalty kill." ...

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Soon he got the name Happy Face Killer, after sending law enforcement post-murder notes featuring the cheerful expression. Paramount+ released a trailer Monday for the true-crime series Happy Face ...

Two Queens bars were duped into letting bands touting alleged neo-Nazi imagery book shows this month – until massive online backlash alerted the establishments’ owners to the purported hate ties.