Memphis activist Pamela Moses was sentenced to six years and one day in prison on Monday, having been convicted in November 2021 of illegally registering to vote in 2019. Moses, 44, a Black woman and ...

The new Star Wars series Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+ marks Ewan McGregor's return to the hugely popular franchise as the titular Jedi master, and over the coming weeks will fill viewers in on how he ...

Trisha Paytas recently made her debut on Saturday Night Live for a sketch on Spotify Wrapped. While Paytas is widely known for her unique content on social media, primarily her lifestyle vlogs and ...

Trisha Paytas, a well-known (and somewhat controversial) TikTok and YouTube influencer, has tied the knot with their new husband, Moses Hacmon, over the weekend, about one year after the couple was ...

Moses Winters on The Young and the Restless has returned to the CBS soap opera. The character has been aged, with fans asking a couple of questions like, who is he and who is the actor playing him. It ...

It is not hyperbole to say that Moses Itauma could become the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history. The 19-year-old is pursuing Mike Tyson’s record and has until May 19, 2025, to break it ...

Moses Itauma continues his prodigious boxing career on Saturday when the heavyweight prospect contests his 10th professional bout at the O2 Arena in London, England. Itauma (9-0-0 7 KO) will fight ...

1. Moses is from Baltimore. Moses grew up in Baltimore, Maryland in a blended family. She was one of six children and her mother worked in childcare, while her stepfather worked in city operations.

Elie Wiesel describes Moses as “the loneliest” character in the Bible. Moses is the ruler of an unruly bunch of former slaves, as well as a prophet and lawgiver, and, for a short time, the High Priest ...

If you don't know who Robert Moses was, this picture of a scowling giant straddling New York City's vast sprawl will give you a hint. Actor Ralph Fiennes stars in a play about Moses opening this week, ...

Many Daytonians are familiar with the name Edwin C. Moses from one of the city’s most-traveled streets, Edwin C. Moses Boulevard, which runs 2.5 miles along the Great Miami River in front of Welcome ...