John Shumate, a former Phoenix Suns player in the 1970s who later was an assistant for the team and head coach for the Phoenix Mercury, has died. Suns officials confirmed Shumate's death Monday.

The two photos posted by the astronaut captured the world's tallest structure from space. It also showed how the giant Ferris wheel of the emirate looked from above. Maharashtra Forest Minister ...

Credit: NASA Apollo 16 (1972) was commanded by John Young with Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke. Called “the astronaut’s astronaut” by Emerita Curator Valerie Neal of the National Air and ...

Music’s biggest stars have arrived in Los Angeles for the 67th annual Grammy Awards. The 2025 Grammy Awards will celebrate the biggest performers and hits. Beyoncé enters the evening as the ...

Blue Origin just launched a first-of-its kind mission to suborbital space. The company, which was founded by Amazon's Jeff ...

But unearthed photos of Censori from before she met West suggest that perhaps her rapper husband isn’t forcing her into these revealing outfits. The photos, which have occasionally resurfaced ...

A photo from after the speech presentation circulating on social media this week shows Witherspoon smiling widely – while Winslet looks less thrilled: the way Reese just knew she ATE but Kate ...

The now 95-year-old astronaut, who in 1969 became one of the first humans to step foot on the lunar surface, appears in a new Verizon ad alongside Paul Marcarelli, the original "Can you hear me now?" ...

New Glenn, named after the astronaut John Glenn, successfully lifted off early Thursday morning from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The organization said that more than 90 ...

Stunning discoveries and fresh breakthroughs in DNA analysis are changing our understanding of our own evolution and offering a new picture of the "other humans" that our ancestors met across ...

An astronaut has captured jaw-dropping pictures of cities from space. American spaceman Don Pettit picks out the bright lights of urban areas from 257 miles up on the International Space Station.