John Arthur “Jack” Johnson is widely regarded as one of the best and most influential boxers, who, at the height of Jim Crow, ...

Who would've thought a man like this would ever get a shot at the heavyweight championship of the world? And that, for the ...

Former Columbus Blue Jackets alternate captain and defenseman Jack Johnson is retiring after a 19-year NHL career, set to join the Vancouver Canucks as a pro scout, per a Jan. 6 report from NHL.com.

Longtime NHL defenseman Jack Johnson has retired from playing hockey and has joined the Vancouver Canucks organization as a professional scout. Johnson, 38, played for 19 NHL seasons, including a ...

Jack Johnson announced his retirement from the NHL on Tuesday after 19 seasons and will join the Vancouver Canucks as a professional scout. The 38-year-old defenseman had 342 points (77 goals, 265 ...

Black said the movie is now one of his favorites Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Jack Black is looking back at the role he didn't take. Black, 56, opened up about the role he most regretted saying no ...

The Vancouver Canucks announced Monday that they have hired long-time NHL defenseman and Stanley Cup champion Jack Johnson as a pro scout. The move signals Johnson’s official retirement as a player.

In a Capital FM interview, Jack Black revealed he turned down the role of Syndrome in Pixar’s The Incredibles. He said, “I was offered, and I do regret it, saying no. I was offered Syndrome in that ...

Former Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Jack Johnson has retired as a player and has been hired as a professional scout with the Vancouver Canucks. His hiring was announced by the Canucks on Monday.

Jack Black has built a career on saying yes to the weird, the loud and the unexpectedly heartfelt. That’s part of why it’s so surprising to learn there’s a major animated role he wishes he hadn’t ...

In an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said House Republicans "had a great year." This comes as there are a record number of retirements and departures by lawmakers.