There was a time when the Cleveland Browns had some of the best players in all of football. A lot has transpired ever since, ...

The Golden Bachelor — the charming Bachelor Nation spinoff that captured America's heart — is back for season 2, and that means an exciting new, handsome lead! This time, fans will meet 66 ...

This time, fans will meet 66-year-old Mel Owens, a former NFL veteran-turned-lawyer, who’s ready to find love as the second-ever Golden Bachelor lead. Who Is the ‘Golden Bachelor’ Season 2 ...

The “Golden Bachelor” season 2 lead is former NFL player Mel Owens.Owens is a 66-year-old lawyer who shares two sons with his first wife. He was a linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams from 1981 ...

The “Golden Bachelor” season 2 lead is former NFL player Mel Owens.Owens is a 66-year-old lawyer who shares two sons with his first wife. He was a linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams from 1981 ...

Meet Mel Owens’ Family The 66-year-old shares two sons with his “first love,” per his Golden Bachelor bio. And even though Mel is no longer a professional athlete, he’s proudly helped ...

A former Los Angeles Rams linebacker, Mel Owens, has been named "The Golden Bachelor," the show on ABC television. Owens was a draft pick in 1980 out of Michigan. He went on to play nine seasons as a ...

OWENS, JESSE (12 September 1913-31 March 1980), was a world record setting track-and-field athlete during the 1930s.In 1950 sportswriters voted him as the world's top track star of the century. Born ...

Will Cleveland get a Jesse Owens museum? The Cleveland Restoration Society (CRS) has big plans to restore Olympic Gold Medalist Jesse Owens’ childhood home, which received Cleveland landmark status in ...

James Cleveland Jesse Owens (September 12, 1913 – March 31, 1980) was an American track and field athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympic ...

Jesse Owens' four-gold-medal performance in 1936 in Berlin was iconic. For him to do what he did at that time, in that country, on that world stage, has rightly stood the test of time.

Jesse Owens won four Olympic golds — then was paid to campaign against FDR. After breaking records at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Owens was paid handsomely to stump for Roosevelt’s opponent.