Jennifer Garner and boyfriend John Miller showed some ... a day after reports broke that Miller feels uncomfortable about the close bond between the Alias star and her ex-husband, 52.

WHEREFORE YOUR MOTION FOR CHANGE OF VENUE FROM THE JUDGE IS DENIED. ON MONDAY, JUDGE LARRY MEDLOCK DENIED JOHN MILLER’S REQUEST FOR A NEW JUDGE. MILLER CLAIMED BIAS WHEN THE JUDGE DENIED HIM ...

Jennifer Garner and John Miller’s relationship is spicier than ever. The Elektra actress, 52, and businessman, 47, were spotted hand in hand walking the streets of Los Angeles in photos obtained ...

In an exclusive interview, John-Paul Miller, pastor of Solid Rock Ministries church in Myrtle Beach, talks about his late wife and her mental illness that he says led to her apparent suicide on ...

Grant declined to speak with Global News. “It is definitely a tragic loss for the community of Saint John. Billy’s was a very well-respected, well-known restaurant in the area, a lot of ...

Even with J.T. Miller on the New York Rangers, new information continues to come out about his time with the Vancouver Canucks. Miller took a ten-game leave of absence earlier in the season for ...

How about two of them? Piano Men: Generations will bring its combined tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John to the Nile Theater on March 2. Father and son team Terry and Nick Davies aim to channel ...

John J. Miller, the national correspondent for National Review and host of its Great Books podcast, is the director of the Dow Journalism Program at Hillsdale College. He is the author of A Gift ...

J.T. Miller is known to have a fiery personality as he’s very competitive and intense while he’s on the ice. Vincent Trocheck actually played with Miller through their childhood in Pittsburgh ...

But in many ways, the Canucks had little choice — one of Miller or Elias Pettersson had to go. The rift that exists between the two forwards and the non-stop drama that's created has consumed ...

John J. Miller is joined by Michael Walsh to discuss his new book, ‘A Rage to Conquer.’ Hosted by National Review’s national correspondent and professor at Hillsdale College, John J.