The red carpet for the 97th Academy Awards has been rolled out, and as the stars get ready for Hollywood's big night, the incomparable culinary team from Wolfgang Puck has prepared for the post-awards ...

Deze superluide familiecomedy brengt de familie van Huize Herrie tot leven, met gloednieuwe verhalen die je nog nooit hebt gezien. Lincoln Herrie baant zich samen met zijn beste vriend Clyde ...

Het dagelijkse leven van Lincoln, het middelste kind en de enige zoon in een gezin met elf kinderen. Lana overtuigt de kinderen om naar de Burpin 'Burger te gaan om haar raceheld te ontmoeten ...

Tongeren is op de eerste plaats geëindigd in Groep 3 van de Top Teams Cup volleybal voor vrouwenteams. Tongeren, dat al zeker was van een plaatsje in de kwartfinales, versloeg op de zesde en ...

Team Finland forward Mikko Rantanen (96) skates with the puck during the second period in a 4 Nations Face-Off ice hockey game against Team Canada at TD Garden. Imagn Images When the Carolina ...

Ruim vier jaar na het vertrek van de laatste zusters komt het voormalige Huize Witven in Someren opnieuw in de verkoop. Huize Witven, van ruim 16 hectare, wordt aangeboden via een online ...

In a December 2023 game, Ray was again struck — almost identically — with a puck right between the eyes. In both instances, he returned to action right away. Ray was inducted into the Sabres ...

About the only pain they managed to inflict was to Buffalo broadcaster — and ex-Sabres enforcer — Rob Ray, who got hit in the head with an errant puck from Rangers defenseman Will Borgen.

AN NHL announcer turned the air blue after taking a puck to the face - during a live broadcast. Buffalo broadcaster Rob Ray was struck during the Sabres' 8-2 win over the New York Rangers on Saturday.

Buffalo Sabres’ commentator Rob Ray kept it pushing despite a mid-game injury on Saturday after a puck smacked him in the face during a live TV broadcast. The moment arrived when New York Rangers ...

The puck did get close to his eye, but Ray didn't miss a beat. He stayed on to continue the broadcast before getting stitched. Ray is used to those sorts of bumps and bruises given his hockey history.

If Buffalo Sabres commentator Rob Ray had a nickel for every time he was hit in the face with a hockey puck while working a game, he'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it ...