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The Detroit Lions will regret going for it on fourth down in inherently reckless situations in the NFC Championship Game. They blew their best shot at ever getting to a Super Bowl. The coaching staff is about to take a huge hit, maybe even two...

Detroiters appreciate passionate coaches. That's Campbell, who has embraced his team and its playoff goals from Day 1.

If the Buffalo Bills miss the AFC Playoffs and finish below .500, it might be time to move on from head coach Sean McDermott. If they were to do that, here are five top-flight head-coaching candidates to keep an eye on.

The pity is that justice can never really be done. The sexual predators whose abuses went unchecked in British schools during the 1970s and earlier are all now dead or ancient.

Nearly a decade ago, when composer Paul Moravec and librettist Mark Campbell started work on an operatic version of Stephen King’s novel “The Shining” for the Minnesota Opera they were dealing with one of the most popular psychological thrillers of the 20th century—as well as one of the scarier movies of the ‘70s. It's having its East Coast premiere at Atlanta Opera, co-presented by the Alliance Theatre.

Neve Campbell is attending the Toronto International Film Festival — not as an actress but in her capacity of producer of "Swan Song", the Chelsea McMullan-directed documentary taking viewers inside the National Ballet of Canada’s 2022 production of "Swan Lake", directed and staged by the legendary Karen Kain. "Karen Kain was my idol. She is…

Travel experts specializing in the sun-drenched region pick their favourite destinations and share what makes them so special

One year ago, Pope Francis visited Canada to apologize for residential schools. What difference did the trip actually make?

2023 NFL draft film review: Jack Campbell can become the face of the Detroit Lions defense

Back in the day, the Hill District’s Crawford Grill was the place to be — especially for jazz musicians trying to make their mark on Pittsburgh’s music scene. Today, one Hill District saxophonist is keeping that tradition alive, nurturing city jazz musicians one gig at a time. “I’m from the