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Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters one day after the team traded quarterback Joe Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals that he was not expecting the Browns to send the 40-year-old ...

It may not have been Game 5 of the ALDS, but the Toronto Blue Jays’ bye-week intrasquad game that drew 7,500 fans at Rogers Centre Thursday afternoon dropped some clues about what’s ahead for the team ...

After more than two decades, the original "Blue's Clues" host is back to again ask listeners, old and new, "What do you think?" "Alive With Steve Burns" is the podcast that "listens back," according ...

Steve Burns, the star of the popular children's show “Blue's Clues,” sits down with NBC’s Savannah Sellers to talk about his new podcast called “Alive with Steve Burns.” He opens up about how he hopes ...

Steve Burns left hosting duties on Blue’s Clues way back in 2002, but he never really left the show behind. Over the last few years he’s found new ways to reconnect with his (now grownup) audience.

The Houston Chronicle’s Matt Kawahara shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, what the Astros manager told reporters postgame inside the visiting clubhouse. “We’ve just got to be better. I thought ...

There was nothing blue about this record-breaking attempt. Blue’s Clues’ iconic host Steve Burns helped the ritzy Goddard School’s Manhattan location start off its year by smashing a new Guinness ...

Blue's Clues star Steve Burns is leaning into the '90s nostalgia with his new podcast Alive. The former host of the iconic Nickelodeon show previously teased the podcast back in June, where he ...

It’s safe to say that just about everyone on the planet has now heard the news that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged, including the man Swift dated right before she and the Kansas City Chiefs ...

Longtime Twins fans could be forgiven if they felt a familiar feeling of dread Monday night. Yep, Max Scherzer lives. The future Hall of Famer, a recurring nightmare for Minnesota while with the ...