John Slattery, an accomplished American actor and director best known for his iconic role as Roger Sterling on the hit television series "Mad Men," has earned a $10 million net worth in a career ...

We forgive, but we don’t forget, and it is hard enough sometimes to say you forgive – but we forgive” – John Joe Sheehy, on ...

Bishop Slattery was a man of deep faith who knew that death would bring him to his Lord,” Tulsa Bishop David Konderla said in ...

Staff at Holy Family Cathedral said Slattery played a major role in growing the Catholic community. He stepped down in 2016 ...

A Chicago native, Slattery came to Tulsa in 1994 after Pope John Paul II named him to succeed Eusebius J. Beltran. He was previously president for 17 years of a Chicago-based national Catholic ...

St. John Vianney began the 2024 season on the right foot with a straight-set win over a strong Brick Memorial squad at home.

Rock and roll legend Elton John is in healing mode. The “Rocket Man” singer shared on his Instagram page on Tuesday that he’s been “dealing with a severe eye infection that has ...

American powerhouse vocalist John Legend is returning to perform in Hong Kong after six years! The talented singer-songwriter is the first black male artist to achieve an EGOT (Emmy, Grammy ...

At the upcoming Fianna Fáil convention for Galway West, the Cinnire Grá (Captain of Love) will seek selection to contest the next election. It could make for a mutually beneficial union between ...

That’s not Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. That’s actor John Slattery in a 2009 episode of “Mad Men.” The claim originated from a Facebook account that posts satirical content and labels it ...

Exclusive: Sean Ono Lennon is the music producer on the Venice-bound feature that includes unseen footage of the late Beatle. John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s legacy during their 18 months stateside ...

An Aug. 27 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows an image of a man with dark-colored paint covering his face. “Here's Tim Walz dressing in blackface years ago to amuse his student body ...