What years did Dennis Rodman Rings win his championship rings? Rodman won his championship rings in 1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, and 1998. The first two were with the Detroit Pistons and the other ...

As to why he thought Michelle Obama had opted out of Trump’s swearing-in this time around, he told Watters: “She seems a little angry. She might be — I don’t know, if you can’t say something nice...” ...

Isabella Rosselini’s porcelain-skinned Dorothy, bruised and defiled by the seething, wheezing, vile Frank (Dennis Hopper in full froth), standing ... (Paragraphs in italics are excerpts from an ...

This neo-noir thriller balances mystery, romance, and intense performances—particularly Dennis Hopper’s chilling portrayal of Frank Booth—creating a haunting exploration of innocence lost and the ...

Former Saints head coach Dennis Allen is making his pitch for a new job on Friday. Word earlier this week was that Allen would interview with the Colts for their vacant defensive coordinator job and ...

Kid Rock called Michelle Obama “angry” after the former first lady confirmed she will not attend President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration. “She seems a little angry,” the ...

That the striking sequence ends with Dennis Hopper’s Frank Booth yelling “Let’s fuck! I’ll fuck anything that moves!” before—poof—disappearing from the frame is a weirdly perfect ...

Per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, Udinski already had a virtual interview with the Seahawks this week, and he will meet with them in person on Friday. With help from Udinski, Vikings quarterback ...

The wonderland he found heightened the sadism of the Queen of Hearts with Dennis Hopper’s gangster, Frank Booth. It was violent and depraved, and more than a little seductive. That was the rub, wasn’t ...

A voyeuristic odyssey, Blue Velvet juxtaposes innocence with depravity. Dennis Hopper’s chilling turn as Frank Booth is unforgettable, while Isabella Rossellini’s Dorothy embodies vulnerability and ...

On Thursday evening, President Joe Biden gave his last sit-down interview as president. The interview was conducted by MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell in the Oval Office, and was aired late Thursday night ...