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We celebrate the winners of this year's Platinum Good Service Award and the Gold winners, paying a special tribute to Gray ...

The two stars venture out to game one of the Stanley Cup Final in Florida ... Grande wears a chocolate quilted puffer coat and light wash jeans with black toy pumps, while Slater sports a gray ...

Ronnie Stanley is staying with the Ravens. Baltimore signed the Pro Bowl left tackle to a contract extension Saturday worth $60 million over three years with $44 million guaranteed over the first ...

Two days after settling for depth additions at the trade deadline — watching the Central Division arms race from afar ... And Logan Stanley played a part in both. With just under two minutes ...

He even had an offer in hand to work a PhD-level job at Google before graduating high school. Stanley, who intended to study computer science, also managed his own startup, e-document signature ...

On Saturday, the Ravens re-signed star left tackle Ronnie Stanley to a three-year, $60 million deal, locking him up before he could speak with other suitors. For a while, it seemed like Stanley ...

First and foremost, Stanley is a Pro Bowl player and it's good business to keep good players. He was the top offensive tackle set to hit the market. Of full-time starters who played at least 80% ...

He will take over from Dr Stanley Lai, who has served as chairman since April 2013. Mr Tan joined the IPOS board in April 2019 and has been its deputy chairman since April 2020. A chartered ...

By Clay Risen Stanley R. Jaffe, a former Hollywood wunderkind who became president of Paramount at 29, then left after just a few years to become an Oscar-winning producer of films like “Kramer vs.

Pro Bowl left tackle Ronnie Stanley will remain in his important role for the Ravens, protecting Lamar Jackson's blindside. The Ravens have agreed to terms with Stanley on a new contract ...