Dr. Ruth opened up to PEOPLE in a 2019 feature about her storied life before her death on July 12 at age 96 Liz McNeil is an Editor at Large at PEOPLE, where she's worked for over 30 years ...

Please verify your email address. Dr Disrespect takes break from streaming amidst controversy, citing fatigue and frustration. Former Twitch exec accuses streamer of inappropriate behavior ...

In Summer 2020, the Twitch community was suddenly and unexpectedly divided by the ban of Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm. The ...

Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm confirmed that his 2020 ban from Twitch was the result of using the Twitch Whispers platform to ...

The days-long saga of the apparent reveal of Guy “Dr. Disrespect” Beahm’s infamous ban from Twitch took a significant turn yesterday, with new reporting about the allegations and a statement ...

Please verify your email address. Dr Disrespect content has been removed from Rogue Company. Rogue Company is offering Rogue Bucks to impacted players, but not real money. The skin cost $20 when ...

Game developer Midnight Society cut its ties with Guy Beahm, a popular video game content creator who goes by the name Dr Disrespect, following allegations surrounding a 2020 Twitch ban.

After rising to fame in the 1980s, Ruth Westheimer, known as Dr. Ruth, mingled with celebrities, wrote dozens of books and was named as New York’s “loneliness ambassador.” By Emmett Lindner ...

Meet Dr. Keith Gurley, an associate professor of Educational Leadership within the SOE Human Studies department. Dr. Gurley has been a professor at our school since 2013 and has spent most of his ...

Some have also been reminded of her highly criticized 2016 Dr. Phil interview. The conversation, seen by critics as unethical and exploitative, featured signs of Duvall’s struggle with mental ...

Meet Dr. Paulette Evans, clinical instructor and director of our STEM-focused UABTeach program. She's a 4x UAB alumna and was a UAB School of Education and Human Sciences student for three out of her ...

So when Dr. Dog singer-guitarist Scott McMicken says he wanted their self-titled 11th album to sound “soulful and live-feeling,” it takes work to find the heart of what they’re driving at.