Beloved country star Brian “Nashville” Neil Duckworth has died. He was 56 years old. According to an obituary shared by his family members, he died “at his home” in Clarksburg, W. Va on Sept. 7 and ...

Brian Duckworth, the country musician who performed with his brother and sister as the band Taylor Made, died Monday, September 7, at his home in Clarksburg, W. Va. He was 56. His death was announced ...

Taylor Swift and actress Mariska Hargitay spent part of the Emmy Awards poking fun at one of Swifties' favorite pastimes: searching for clues about what the singer will do next. The irony is that the ...

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Brian Duckworth, a founding member of the sibling music group Taylor Made, has died. The “Things You Don’t Grow Out Of” singer was nicknamed “Nashville.” Duckworth was 56. Country music star Brian ...

Hedge-fund manager Brian Kelly has built a staff entirely of AI agents and said he estimates he's "at least 10 times more productive." He told CNBC that at his previous firm he was spending millions ...

Redondo Beach has a new fire chief — Brian Regan. Regan, the city’s deputy fire chief, was appointed to replace outgoing Chief Patrick Butler, who retired on Tuesday, Sept. 8, Redondo Beach announced ...

Taylor Swift sent Swifties into overdrive when she made a surprise cameo at the 78th Emmy Awards. The superstar — and her Scottish-fold cat named Olivia Benson — appeared alongside Mariska Hargitay, ...

Country singer Brian "Nashville" Duckworth has died at the age of 56. According to an obituary shared by his family, the singer died at his home Sept. 7. His family, with whom Duckworth was part of ...

Former Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Brian Wolfe died Tuesday at age 45, his wife announced on social media. The cause of death was not disclosed. "I'm sorry to write this but after a really really ...