Susan Powter has experienced a lot of change in her life after she rose to fame with her fitness infomercials. After her first husband, Nic Villarreal, left her for another woman in 1986, Powter went ...

Herbal Essences today (Oct. 15) launched a new campaign, “Scent Traps,” that enlists “Love Island” personality Amaya Espinal, per details shared with Marketing Dive. The effort features Espinal in a ...

Everybody knows someone who knows someone who says their cousin's best friend was abducted by aliens. But did it really happen? Was it maybe just a bad dream? Every week in the HOWL Newsletter, I ask ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Family, friends and attorneys are preparing to go back to court for a case thought to be closed 15 years ago, as Justin Crenshaw, the man convicted of brutally stabbing two young ...

Step right up, Underworld shoppers! Have YOU been feeling stuck in Tartarus, weighed down by curses, and in desperate need of a little godly intervention? Then look no further because Hades 2™ has ...

President Trump just posted a video supporting marijuana legalization on Truth Social. The video touts CBD benefits for the "endocannabinoid system" in senior adults, and urges Medicare coverage for ...

A Texas man was set to be executed Thursday in the 2008 death of his then-fiancée’s 13-month-old daughter in a supposed exorcism. Blaine Milam, 35, was 18 when he and his partner Jesseca Carson called ...

The 2007 implosion of two Bear Stearns hedge funds that invested in risky mortgage bonds led to the wider crash of the financial system, and as it turns out years later, a fairly sizable and eyebrow ...

The rise and fall of infomercials. ━CHAPTERS━ 00:00 The rise and fall of infomercials 05:22 How did infomercials get invented 08:14 1984 TV advertising policy changes 13:49 The goal of infomercials 17 ...

Things change rapidly in global politics. Allies become enemies. Enemies become friends. It’s not easy to remember that at one time we were rooting for Afghanistan to win its war … the one with Russia ...

Jason Kelce dyed his beard dark black — so he could unleash his inner Billy Mays in a new beer commercial. The retired Philadelphia Eagles star appears with the dark beard in a new ad released on Aug.