The Houston Astros brought back Justin Verlander ahead of the trade deadline in 2023 with the hopes that he'd help them hoist another World Series trophy. He was the catalyst for that in 2017 ...

In his gothic-surrealistic works, the artist casts his characters not as autonomous artistic agents but as acquiescent, ...

It also probably didn't hurt that the Blue Jays were willing to give Scherzer just a little bit more cash than his long-time rival and contemporary Justin Verlander got from the Giants earlier this ...

The statement has been shared by Baldoni's legal team amid his legal battle with Lively over the making of ‘It Ends with Us' Jeff Spicer/Getty; Dia Dipasupil/Getty Justin Baldoni and his legal ...

Justin Baldoni’s lawyer has launched a public website containing documents pertaining to the actor and director’s legal battle with actress Blake Lively. The website published Saturday, two ...

Justin Tucker, the longtime Baltimore Ravens kicker known for his long field goals (although he struggled this season), has been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by multiple message ...

Justin Baldoni’s newly launched website detailing the timeline of the “It Ends With Us” legal drama includes a statement that Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds allegedly wrote for him to ...

WE’RE HEARING FROM ART ROONEY THE SECOND ... I KNOW YOU SAID IT’S UNLIKELY TO BRING BACK BOTH RUSSELL WILSON AND JUSTIN FIELDS. SO WHERE DOES THAT KIND OF STAND AS WE SPEAK.

Amid his ongoing legal battle with Blake Lively, It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni has shared his alleged handwritten notes from a meeting with an intimacy coordinator for the film.

Justin Baldoni is sharing more texts he says are from "It Ends with Us" co-star Blake Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds. On his new website, simply titled The Lawsuit Info, Baldoni shared both ...

James Devaney/GC Images; Kristina Bumphrey/WWD via Getty Justin Baldoni and his team just launched a website in an apparent attempt to bolster his accusations against Blake Lively — but why now?