Based on similar concepts in New York City in Los Angeles, this pop-up houses ten “larger than life” installations designed as visual photo backdrops that will fill your Instagram page with enviable and enchanting photos.

The youthful Cleveland Cavaliers are trying to have as much fun together both on and off the court.

The last time the Wolverines topped the Buckeyes was in 2011.

The director will show the film up to a point then let the audience figure out who the killer is.

A live show based on the popular song “Baby Shark” is coming to Akron.

Nickelodeon’s JoJo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. The Tour is coming to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse at 7 p.m. on April 27, 2020 with special guest, The Belles.

Big Bird, David Grohl and Elmo sing their way across America in “Here We Go Song.”

Joe and Anthony Russo, the blockbuster Marvel directors who grew up in Mayfield Village, have spent the last few weeks shooting in Northeast Ohio for their new film, “Cherry.”

After 35 years of hosting more than 8,000 episodes, Jeopardy!, Alex Trebek has surely seen many things on the popular game show.But, probably none of those things made him react the way he did on Monday’s episode.

The Ohio State University Marching Band played in front of Cleveland Browns fans during Sunday’s halftime at FirstEnergy Stadium.

Broadway’s best is returning to Cleveland’s Playhouse Square in 2020.

Her friends weren’t the only ones that got a kick out of the costume.

Pat Sajak had to undergo emergency surgery to correct a blocked intestine, leading to the cancellation of Thursday’s taping, according to the show’s representatives.

There’s a thing called “good luck.”

Parks owned by Cedar Fair, which includes Sandusky’s Cedar Point, are on pace for record season pass sales, the company’s CEO announced.

It’s a movie that is close to the hearts of many Cleveland Indians fans.

Baker Mayfield’s facial hair and outfit did not go unnoticed on Sunday.

It’s never too early for Christmas music, right?

The company is reportedly spending $6 billion on content to get you to sign up for the $4.99 a month service.

The band’s first concert in seven years will be Dec. 20 in Los Angeles.

The production of the movie “Cherry,” directed by Joe and Anthony Russo and starring “Spiderman: Far From Home” actor Tom Holland, took place in Parma on Wednesday, bringing lots of excitement.

The amusement park posted online that the $99 Gold Pass deal offering admission to both Cedar Point and Cedar Point Shores in 2020 will remain at the sale price through Jan. 5, 2020.

The Ohio State University Marching Band continues to amaze. Their latest performance featured a larger-than-life SpongeBob Squarepants.

A waitress at a Euclid restaurant got an unexpected and very large tip during a routine shift last week.

Lake Effects is scheduled to open for the first time this season on Nov. 29 and close on Dec. 31.

Country music superstar Garth Brooks will perform at a Rootstown-area dive bar on Monday night.

Harvey Weinstein was mocked from the stage and jeered by attendees at a New York City actors showcase this week.

On Nov. 4, Netflix released the docu-series focused on the man who was put to trial to learn his identity and if he was responsible for the murder of thousands of Jews and crimes against humanity.

To be fair, at 64, the elder Van Halen is less recognizable than he was at the height of his career in the 1980s.

Frankie Banali made the announcement on the Facebook page of radio personality and podcaster Mitch Lafon.

The co-owner of Roundabout Music Company said many people from various generations visit her store to buy old records.

Have you ever dreamed of marching with “The Best Damn Band in the Land?”

Garth Brooks is a country music superstar, but he isn’t too big to bring it back to his roots. Rootstown that is.

The list is compiled of 16 nominees some on the ballot for the first time ever.

A casting agency is seeking movie extras that are scheduled to be filmed soon in Northeast Ohio.

In the film titled 'Minuteman’, Neeson plays a Vietnam veteran who looks after a child being hunted by down by the cartel.

Oct. 8 is National Pierogi Day, so get your fill at any of the following places in Cleveland serving up the best pierogi.

Trebek, who’s hosted "Jeopardy!" for 35 years and more than 8,000 episodes, is undergoing chemotherapy for stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Larry Junstrom helped found Lynyrd Skynyrd before joining .38 Special.

The Queen of Hearts was pulled, and she’s worth a cool $5 million.

Liam Neeson was caught filming at Charlie’s Dog House Diner in Cleveland on Tuesday.

The upcoming Warner Bros’ movie ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ will be filming in the Cleveland area between Oct. 21st and Dec. 13th.

Jessye Norman died Monday morning from septic shock and multi-organ failure secondary to complications of a spinal cord injury she had sustained in 2015.

Monday night, the Black Keys will christen the stage at the newly-renovated Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

Three of the heavy metal band's members posted a statement on Twitter Friday announcing the decision and apologizing to fans.

It’s called the Hustle Journal, the first hip hop inspired daily productivity journal.

Court documents show Stephen Walter is suspected of selling counterfeit oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl that Miller possessed before he died last September.

The game will enter its 52nd week on Sept. 25, and only three cards remain on the board.

Butch Patrick AKA Eddie Munster makes his way to Cleveland to meet fans.

If Halloween is your favorite holiday, there’s a job out there for you that’s so perfect for you it’s terrifying.

The Cleveland Browns shared a parody video on social media following Monday night’s win over the New York Jets.

Brown returned to the festival on Saturday evening to screen her brand new film, “Always a Bridesmaid.” Brown wrote the script more than 20 years ago.

Ocasek called Cleveland home as a teenager, and even graduated from Maple Heights High School.

Five Cleveland area actors get “Caught in the Act” at the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival (GCUFF).

The 70-year-old whose real name is Edward Mahoney recently had learned that his cancer had spread to his liver and lymph nodes.

The Queen of Hearts is still out there, and she’s now worth more than $2.9 million.

Images of 25 black female journalists — including WOIO-TV’s very own Sia Nyorkor — is going viral, all over the world.

Record store owner Matt Vaughan said the check was tucked into a box of Nirvana tour itineraries he bought back in 1993.