The CCJ article titled, “Group calls for more safety regs in wake of Deadliest Truck Crash report,” September 29, cites comments and statistics from the Truck Safety Coalition about a report the TSC ...

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Listen to more stories on the Noa app. The album sometimes does fit that description—especially on the relatively strong, if unexpectedly downcast, opening three songs. “The Fate of Ophelia” pairs ...

Some guy in Prince George, British Columbia (a small city between Vancouver and Alaska) was pulled over on Friday, making a Slurpee run in a pink Power Wheels Jeep. He might have gotten away with it ...

Ruth Handler, who co-founded Mattel with her husband, Elliot Handler, and Harold Matson in 1945, noticed her daughter, Barbara, playing with paper dolls and dreaming about what kind of woman she would ...

Zenescope may be listed in the new digital-only Diamond Previews, but they have pulled out entirely from the distributor and have made themselves the first publisher whose work is available through ...

While the Chicago area is no stranger to being home to some of the country's more unique homes, one listing in the North Shore suburbs may make some wonder if they're really on planet Earth, or in a ...

Fairy Tail may be a classic anime involving magic and adventure, but even with its namesake, it doesn’t exactly exude the classic, vintage, nostalgic, or even magical feel as compared to these other ...

Tara Isabella Burton opens her novel Here in Avalon with a time-honored line: “Once there were two sisters.” Right away, we know what awaits. This is a fairy tale. But entering into the realm of fairy ...

In her new novel “Let’s Call Her Barbie,” USA Today bestselling author Renée Rosen provides an intriguing, fast-paced look at the trials and tribulations of the Mattel team during the creation of ...

Tracie Laymon's film sounds like a social-media-age fairy tale, but it turns out to be affectingly authentic. Ferreira, who is best known for portraying Kat Hernandez on the first two seasons of ...