"What Mr. Bell Had in Mind" is a playful 1954 black-and-white short that creatively blends historical homage with Hollywood wit. The film opens with a dynamic montage highlighting the evolving role of ...

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes details from the series premiere of CBS’ drama series Watson. Five and a half years after the end of Elementary, CBS is returning to the world of Arthur Conan ...

GRAHAM Alexander admits the League Two promotion race is the tightest he can remember. City made it four wins on the bounce and six out of seven since Christmas after beating Morecambe at Valley ...

Morris Chestnut stars as Dr. John Watson in the new CBS series “Watson.” Yes, that Watson, half of the legendary crime-solving duo with Sherlock Holmes. The new procedural begins after the ...

GRAHAM Alexander wouldn’t be drawn on Jack Shepherd’s red card but felt City’s 10 men put in an “amazing” effort at Newport. Shepherd was dismissed just 17 minutes into the game at ...

GRAHAM Alexander reckons Michael Mellon has got to grips with how City play. The striker has made a delayed start to his loan from Burnley after arriving early last month. Having come off the ...

When the three men converged in New Orleans on Sunday in the president’s suite at the Super Bowl, Mr. Graham shut him down in person. “I’m a huge fan, and nothing would please me more than ...

GRAHAM Alexander is battling with himself over City’s current rotation policy. The Bantams chief hates changing a winning team but feels he has no choice with the intense workload they are ...

GRAHAM Alexander was delighted to see City pass a different test against bottom club Morecambe tonight. Calum Kavanagh clinched a fourth straight league win to lift them up to third as they backed ...

Morris Chestnut stars as the famed detective's sidekick, who's grieving the apparent death of his mentor while running a Pittsburgh clinic specializing in rare disorders. By Angie Han Television ...

GRAHAM Alexander can sense a growing belief from the Valley Parade faithful in his City side. Saturday’s convincing 3-0 win over leaders Walsall was their fifth on the bounce at home.

Graham Alexander praised Bradford’s “discipline and togetherness” as they made light of Jack Shepherd’s early red card to earn a goalless draw at in-form Newport. Shepherd was shown a ...