likely most known to wrestling fans for her association with 'Macho Man' Randy Savage. She also served as manager for Lex Luger from 1999 to 2000. Luger recently admitted that he had struggled ...

Mississippi College basketball coach Randy Bolden will not return next season. Mississippi College athletics director Kenny Bizot announced Thursday that Bolden has resigned and "will pursue other ...

Grand Ole Opry member Randy Travis is preparing to hit the silver screen. While appearing on the Grand Ole Opry on Wednesday evening alongside friends Clay Walker, Collin Raye, Lady A, frequent ...

Tiwa Savage believes she cannot effectively manage and sign artists, preferring to support talent in other ways She plans to open a music school to nurture upcoming artists, focusing on education ...

The life of Randy Travis is getting its own movie. During a recent appearance at the famed Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn., the "King of the Road" crooner and fellow country star Clay Walker ...

Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has opened up about why she chooses not to sign upcoming artistes, citing the stress and responsibility of managing musicians. In a recent interview with Forbes Africa, the ...

Son in law of Roy and Leeanne Robert. Loved by many family members and friends. Randy, also known as George, lover, or R-dog, was a loving brother, father and grandfather. Randy, at times could be ...

The Sunray Lace collection follows the debut of Savage X Fenty men’s loungewear with the Made To Make Moves campaign, fronted by Major League Baseball pitcher Marcus Stroman. Described as being ...

In an announcement on Saturday, GB News host Darren Grimes revealed his decision to leave the network, addressing his viewers with a heartfelt message. Since starting as the host of The Saturday ...

“Sometimes when he gets the ball in his hands, he looks like Randy Moss. Sometimes he looks like Tyreek Hill.” "Sometimes when he gets the ball in his hands, Travis Hunter looks like Randy Moss.

and obliterated “Macho Man” Randy Savage in the process. And guess who was on commentary to deliver the legendary line that followed? It was none other than the father of Cody Rhodes ...