FYI, ‘90s hair trends are back and my millennial heart is in beauty heaven. I predicted flipped hair, micro bobs and fluffy ...

The Buffalo Bills’ 2024 season ended in familiar fashion last Sunday with a 32-29 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs—the fourth time in the last five years that Patrick Mahomes and Co. have ...

The Buffalo Bills made their preseason naysayers eat crow in 2024, and edge rusher Von Miller has a warning for any remaining doubters. "We definitely not rebuilding. We're still gonna run the AFC ...

Okay, so this one technically isn't a hairstyle, but beards are just as important. After a few years on hiatus, big, bushy boys are back, and they're beefier, bulkier, and better than ever.

But in many ways, the Canucks had little choice — one of Miller or Elias Pettersson had to go. The rift that exists between the two forwards and the non-stop drama that's created has consumed ...

BOSTON — This was not a one-shot deal, not by a long shot. J.T. Miller was not acquired to serve as a short-term Band-Aid. If the five years remaining on the nearly 32-year-old’s contract at ...

Lackawanna officials say the short-term rentals are inconsistent with the single-family and mixed-family zoning in the ...

The Vancouver Canucks rocked the NHL with another Friday night blockbuster, trading forward J.T. Miller to the New York Rangers for forward Filip Chytil, defenseman Victor Mancini and a 2025 first ...

Miller has already taken one pay cut in Buffalo. Miller, who will be 36 in March, originally signed a six-year, $120 million deal with the Bills in 2022. He restructured his contract in 2024 ...

This season, there's barely room to breathe in between breaking news announcements. Does the Miller trade address what's wrong in New York? What can Vancouver expect from the players they acquired?

J.T. Miller went from the Vancouver Canucks to the New York Rangers on Friday night and that ostensibly ends the soap opera out west that had Miller and fellow star Elias Pettersson failing to ...

In the first reveal of the the list, Seattle starting pitcher and Texas A&M product Bryce Miller ranked as the 87th-best player in baseball going into his third major league season in 2025.