The new 30-second commercial begins with a highlight clip of the Indiana Fever guard, known for shooting far behind the three-point line, shooting a three-pointer from the court logo.

A great buy for gym rats looking for tough, comfortable, sweat-proof earbuds with great battery life. These are workout-first earbuds. The new nickel-titanium alloy hooks are flexible, lighter ...

Dr. Cornelia C. Walther is a humanitarian leader with 20+ years at the UN driving social change. Now a Wharton/University of Pennsylvania Fellow, she pioneers research on hybrid intelligence and ...

The snow cap on the left side of the logo is shaped like the state of Utah. The jagged lines underneath it form an “M” for “Mammoth.” The tusk is shaped like a “U.” This was intentional — it stands ...

That logo became the Timberwolves’ logo for their inaugural 1989-90 season. The logo is still used on merchandise and by the franchise and has been cemented into sports history.

With a short grip, double-action trigger mechanism and reduced magazine capacity, the Walther PPK is, by far, the most famous and prolific of James Bond’s many sidearms. Every time Bond has been ...

Bernhard Walther has worked for Telefonica Germany for over 27 years in various positions. As project manager, he launched the mobile network. He set up and operated Telefonica Germany's Test Labs. He ...