Superficial while sometimes emotional, it can generate a good bit of tension while remaining pleasant on the whole.

Enola Holmes and Watson divert from Doyle's source material, so it's only a matter of time until a Sherlock Holmes favorite ...

I love you @therealjimparsons.' Like Parsons, Holmes is all too familiar with what it's like starring on a hit TV show. She famously played Joey Potter on the teen drama Dawson's Creek from 1998 ...

Burt Holmes, a Tulsa businessman, entrepreneur and co-founder of the QuikTrip convenience store chain, died Wednesday. He was 93. Services are pending. Holmes co-founded Tulsa-based QuikTrip Corp ...

A series of clues leads Holmes to believe that a well-respected businessman was murdered. Show more When a well-respected businessman named Neville St. Clair disappears from a seedy opium den in ...

Nakia Holmes broke her silence in an interview with Essence magazine after her restaurant Turkey Leg Hut closed, following a split with her husband Lyndell Price, a failed health inspection and a ...

Holmes and Gray are already parents to 3-year-old son Eliot Courtesy of Noah Gray and Kristen Holmes Kristen Holmes' family has grown by one more! The CNN national correspondent has welcomed her ...

TULSA, Okla. — QuikTrip co-founder and Tulsa staple Burt Holmes passed away at 93, sources close to the family said. Holmes is known for his work in growing the QuikTrip brand across the country ...

Nakia Holmes could hear raucous laughter in the hair salon when she arrived for her weekly appointment. An introvert, she greeted her stylist then quietly took her seat and waited for her appointment.

The person who might be less familiar to the BBC TV audience is Kelly Cates. But the daughter of Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish has 26 years' experience of live TV and radio on Sky and 5 Live.

QuikTrip says its co-founder Burt Holmes has died at the age of 93. Holmes opened the first QuikTrip in September of 1958 alongside co-founder Chester Cadieux. The chain has since grown into more ...

Was there ever a greater description of a fictional villain than the “Napoleon of crime”, as Sherlock Holmes brands his ... like Andrew Scott in the BBC’s modernist drama Sherlock.