The incredible new paints on show at this year’s UK Games Expo make it clear that Warhammer maker Game Workshop needs to up ...

The Bedford Free Public Library Arts Steering Committee has paired two artists’ work for a revelry of color in the current ...

The University of Minnesota announced Tuesday that Gretchen Ritter would be named the next executive vice president and provost effective July 31, pending the Board of Regents’ approval. Ritter will ...

Gretchen released her debut studio album, Here For the Party, with songs on the track list including “Redneck Woman” and “Here For the Party.” Despite releasing Grammy-nominated albums All ...

May 8 (UPI) --Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Gretchen Wilson won The Masked Singer Season 13 on Wednesday night. Wilson wore the Pearl costume as she sang "I'll Stand By You," "Here You Come ...

After leading the Virginia women’s swimming and diving team to its fifth straight national championship earlier this year, senior Gretchen Walsh is continuing to win titles and shatter records ...

Gretchen Walsh stunned the world in prelims at the TYR Pro Series in Fort Lauderdale when she knocked nine hundredths from her own world record in the 100 butterfly. That new standard lasted less ...

Gretchen Wilson grew up in a small trailer in Illinois. She quit school in the 9th grade to help her mom pay bills. Life was hard, but she kept going. In 2004, her song “Redneck Woman” made ...

Grammy-winning modern country living legend Gretchen Wilson is joining the cast ... expertise and experiences on the road as a touring artist," according to a press statement.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer drew a huge crowd to USC’s Bovard Theater at the L.A. Times Festival of Books on Sunday, where she addressed her recent photo-op with President Trump and her ...

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) was mocked by users on social media for hiding her face after being praised by President Donald Trump while visiting the Oval Office. On April 9, Whitmer visited ...

Gretchen’s first New Yorker cover was accepted by New Yorker art editor and mentor Lee Lorenz in 1974 after nine years of rejections. It was the start of a two-decade collaboration that brought ...