6. As a feel-good movie, "Rocky" rates "A-plus." As boxing movies, "Rocky I, II, II and IV" rate "third." "Raging Bull" was a better boxing movie than "Rocky." Why? Well, film appreciation is the ...

The sighting in the town, a base camp for adventurers in the famous Rocky Mountain National Park, tops off a day of wildlife ...

Parks officials are concerned after seeing a group of people approach bull elk at Rocky Mountain National park, with one child appearing to reach over and touch the elk. Rachel Skytta reports.

Marlene discovers the farmhands concocting a virility potion for Rocky the bull, and manages to sneak a dose into husband Boycie's coffee. Tyler arouses suspicions when make-up is found in his room, ...

In this video, there aren’t any humans getting charged (which is a good thing). However, it does feature two bull moose (technically Shiras moose) having a tense standoff with the picturesque Rocky ...

(204 points) Rocky Balboa remains the lovable lughead of an underdog who will register with the everyman inside all of us. 3. Raging Bull (172 points) A definitive movie about any sport has yet to ...

His attempt at a similar result in this week’s Mexico City Grand Prix has gotten off to a rocky start ... Speaking after FP1, Red Bull Senior Advisor Dr. Helmut Marko noted both the floor ...

A young bull moose came charging out of the brush, chasing the cow down the rocky shoreline straight toward me. I snapped a few photos before diving or falling, yes, let’s say diving ...

She rose to fame after starring in the cult-favorite musical film The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1974). Sarandon achieved critical acclaim starring in the films Atlantic City (1980), Bull Durham ...

The greater short-horned lizard boasts an impressive arsenal of defense mechanisms—more impressive than the myths they inspire.

For the latest interview in Business Insider's "Role Play" series, Sarandon looks back on filming "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" with pneumonia, embarrassing herself to audition for "Bull Durham ...

Eventually, we found what we needed in Montenegro," said Red Bull team leader Stanislav Čejka. "The rocky terrain and the fact that a straight approach was only possible from one side made this ...