The former White House communications director and Fox executive is joining Kelly's fast-growing Devil May Care Media.

A time-honored conservative commentator, Kelly left Fox News in 2017 after more than a decade, moving to NBC, much to the ...

Hope Hicks’s new role as COO of Kelly’s media company signals a strategic move to capitalize on her growing influence in conservative and independent media.

Hicks will report to Kelly and lead business development for Devil May Care, which was launched by the conservative media ...

Hope Hicks, the former communications director during President Trump's first term, is joining Megyn Kelly's Devil May Care ...

Devil May Care, a winner of three of five starts, covered the Bonnie Miss in 1:49.06 in the seventh race March 20. The Florida Derby, run as race 11 and won by Ice Box, was run in 1:49.19.

Rather than convince you otherwise, “Devil May Care” leans into these shared feelings, albeit in an unconventional way. The show itself doesn’t focus on modern life as much as it focuses on the ...

Devil May Care is a funny commentary on social media, religion and people’s views of Hell. We’re hoping for an episode where every computer is running Windows Vista. Now that’s hell.

Devil May Cry doesn't care that it's full of whiplash changes in tone and tension as long as it successfully makes its point.

Thus “Devil May Care” also throws in the following eye candy: nukes, underwater adventure, an airborne shootout, tongues ripped out with pliers and the risqué pleasures of pre-ayatollah Tehran.

The trainer said there were a lot of similarities between Devil May Care and Rags to Riches, the filly he saddled to upset eventual Horse of the Year Curlin in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) in 2007.

Former Trump aide Hope Hicks has joined Megyn Kelly's media company as COO, aiming to grow the brand behind Kelly's popular ...