Dave Davies is a guest host for NPR's Fresh Air with Terry Gross. Before joining the Daily News in 1990, Davies was city hall bureau chief for KYW News Radio, Philadelphia's commercial all-news ...

Si King Si King celebrates the life of fellow Hairy Biker and best friend Dave Myers in a special one-off BBC documentary. During the programme, Si will pick out the key moments of the past 25 ...

Got to put those carrots somewhere. (Photo by David Roth) Dan: What’s weird about the mall is it is completely enclosed. It’s over the ocean! But the only views are from one side of the third floor—an ...

Si will pick out the key moments of the past 25 years of Dave and Si’s TV careers, commemorating a special friendship that would change cookery shows forever It was a very special show to pull ...

A special documentary about Dave Myers and the Dave Day celebrations is coming to the BBC later this year. Titled 'The Hairy Bikers: You'll Never Ride Alone', the bulk of the programme will follow ...

The organisers of Dave Day have confirmed the massive event will be returning next year. The original celebration, designed to honour the life of Dave Myers, took place in Barrow on June 8 with ...

CALGARY — Dave Dickenson will return as head coach and general manager of the Calgary Stampeders in 2025 despite the CFL club's worst season in two decades. "He's earned the right and the ...

Dave Ramsey has never been known to tiptoe around his opinions, especially regarding faith and finances. Recently, the personal finance coach, known for his strong Christian values, faced backlash ...

One of the more menacing characters in the story was Jedi Master Pong Krell, a character that the fandom has come to collectively hate as much as Harry Potter fans hate Dolores Umbridge. The character ...

“Dave and I were very in sync on how we were ... and all you are going to see in the aftermath is this trail of blood making it look like the puppy tried to crawl to him,” Chad Stahelski ...

It was ‘originally the cosa nostra of arcade hustlers’, says David Mamet, yet they understood the needs and desires of the audience. Now, however, films are ‘being made no longer to attract the ...