Many people deserve credit for the resurrection of Notre Dame, but none more than French President Emmanuel ... We met him just inside what was still an active construction zone.

Phoenixes, dragons, and wolves, oh my! Aerial photographer bioreconstruct flew over Epic Universe on Christmas Day, providing more photos of the park’s construction. The new Universal Orlando Resort ...

Senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown discussed "The Fire Inside" with Shields, director Rachel Morrison and actress Ryan Destiny for our arts and culture series, CANVAS. Claressa Shields is one ...

And following this jam sesh came two stunning selfies showing off the Kylie Cosmetics founder’s classic French tips, dazzling jewelry and white sequined dress. But Kylie wasn’t the only one ...

The annual Kardashian-Jenner Christmas party looked a bit different this year. The reality TV stars — who usually ring in the holiday with a massive, star-studded winter wonderland bash — went ...

But that's not the case with "The Fire Inside," a film that may put Flint on the map for beating the odds. The gritty, compelling biopic tells the story of Claressa Shields, the two-time Olympic ...

“The Fire Inside” starring Ryan Destiny (“Star”) is ready to get in the ring at the box office, as the film hits theaters on Wednesday. The film is centered on the rise of Claressa “T ...

At first blush, The Fire Inside would appear to be simply the latest in a long line of inspirational sports movies. In this case, the twist making this story unique compared to any Rocky movie ...

Ryan Destiny is on fire—literally and figuratively—in her latest film, The Fire Inside. The actress portrays Claressa Shields, the two-time Olympic boxing champion, in a powerful story that has ...

If you’ve exhausted the early-access version of Manor Lords, it’s definitely time to pick the Hooded Horse city builder back up. Adding new maps, bridge building, and transformative changes to ...

Shields (played by an excellent Ryan Destiny) is at the center of “The Fire Inside,” directed by Rachel Morrison from a screenplay by Barry Jenkins. At first you might be tricked into thinking ...