Dorothy's ruby slippers are being auctioned after their recovery from a museum heist in 2005. Judy Garland wore the slippers in these famous scenes.

World Athletics’ (WA) rule limiting the thickness of soles in shoes worn by athletes will be implemented in a few days’ time, and it remains to be seen how it impacts the sport. The global governing ...

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For me, the best walking shoes have great energy return, cushioning and support. I've been on a quest to find the most comfortable walking shoes for the past nine months. In that time, I've walked ...

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“I’ve always watched IndyCar racing. I paid attention to a lot of open-wheel racing; that’s really the only type of sport I watch,” Deegan told RACER as she prepared to drive an Indy NXT car for the ...

Some Wheel of Fortune fans were so enraged after a contestant missed out on winning a car that they suggested he should take legal action. Jamel Vanderburg from West Hempstead, New York ...

In early 2004, the world was shaking it like a Polaroid picture, flocking to theaters to see what was going to happen with all those hobbits, and wondering if that Tom Brady guy was something special.

Our memories of the 2004 Red Sox typically drift back to the heroics of Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, Curt Schilling, and the other stars who changed everything for the franchise. But there were 50 ...

My favorite photo of the 2004 Red Sox championship euphoria is one of a still-anonymous young man wearing a Red Sox jersey wading into the Charles River, arms raised in utter exultation.