FAIRMONT — More than 1,000 Fairmont State University students have been honored for academic achievement during fall 2024 semester. Full-time students pursuing a bachelor’s degree who earned a ...

CNBC's Eamon Javers joins 'Squawk on the Street' to break down the latest news on tariffs from Washington.

Dexter finally gets Aaron Spencer on his kill table in this twist-filled episode full of fan service. Brian Moser targets a woman from his past while the 1970s timeline explores a difficult ...

Feb. 11 (UPI) --Peter Dinklage will star in Dexter: Resurrection alongside Michael C. Hall and Uma Thurman. Dinklage, 55, is perhaps best known for starring in HBO's Game of Thrones. His portrayal ...

There’s nothing like taking a stroll down memory lane, especially on Valentine’s Day. While getting ready for date night to ...

Hall led series, which brings serial killer Dexter Morgan back from the dead after he was shot in 2021 reboot. Dexter: New Blood. Per Variety, Prater is described as 'a billionaire venture capitalist.

The Dexter universe continues to grow — but what is there to know about Dexter: Resurrection and how it paves the way for the infamous fictional serial killer’s return? Michael C. Hall ...

Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims showcased her glamorous dress while attending the star-packed party of Fanatics. With the Super Bowl just around the corner, Fanatics owner Michael Rubin threw a ...

America’s favorite fictional serial killer just cannot be kept down, based on the fact that Dexter: Resurrection is in the works. The upcoming limited series is the fourth installment of ...

Whatever shock still exists from Dexter’s miraculous survival is quickly replaced by a big hit of nostalgia. The Original Sin opening credits are not exactly a shot-for-shot re-creation of the ...

Brooks Koepka's wife, Jena Sims, posted her latest vacation attire on Instagram. Koepka will start his 2025 LIV season on February 6 at the LIV Golf Riyadh and before that, the Koepka family went ...

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