Jessica Simpson and her husband Eric Johnson, with whom she shares three children, have split after 10 years of marriage. They announced their separation on Jan. 13.

Jack Johnson is easygoing, but he gets super stoked about plenty of things: Oranges from his own backyard. His neighbor's breadfruit hummus. The water catchment system he built with his kids. And ...

A postcard believed to have been penned by notorious serial killer Jack the Ripper will go up for auction next week in the UK. The chilling postcard — which taunts cops about striking again ...

Jack Johnson Celebrates His Father With 'To The Sea' June 12, 2010 • The singer-songwriter, once a professional surfer, discusses his father's influence and unique Hawaiian upbringing. Johnson ...

BORN ON MARCH 31, 1878, in Galveston, Texas, the son of formerly enslaved parents, Jack Johnson would grow up to become the world heavyweight champion (1908-1915), but in so doing he also became ...

Boxer Jack Johnson, who was the first black world heavyweight champion, has received a posthumous presidential pardon after years of bipartisan efforts by lawmakers and family members to clear his ...

Jack Johnson, citing a dramatically diminished role this season and a desire to better position himself for free agency in the summer, has asked the Blue Jackets to be traded, sources have ...

P resident Trump pardoned Jack Johnson on Thursday, more than a century after the late boxer was convicted on kidnapping charges for transporting a woman across state lines in a case that was ...

Johnson died in a car crash in 1946 at 68. “Jack Johnson lived in the lap of luxury, abused the fame and fortune that came to him, and died bereft of riches,” the Associated Press said of him ...

John Arthur “Jack” Johnson, nicknamed the “Galveston Giant” in the ring, was born in 1878 southeast of Houston. By 1903, he became the unofficial “Negro heavyweight champion.” ...

John Arthur “Jack” Johnson, nicknamed the “Galveston Giant” in the ring, was born in 1878 southeast of Houston. By 1903, he became the unofficial “Negro heavyweight champion.” ...

A chilling 19th-century postcard written by someone claiming to be ‘Jack the Ripper’ has resurfaced in the U.K., puzzling experts.