Phypers, who is seeking spousal support from the “Wild Things” star, was spotted going to the bank and running other errands.

A new forum post is raising concerns about a possible Verizon data breach. Hackers claim they are selling a database with ...

Guy A. Siciliano, 94, of New Philadelphia, passed away peacefully in Ohio’s Hospice Gault House at Wooster after a period of declining health.

The iconic “Can you hear me now?” guy returns after a decade-long hiatus –this time, reaching beyond Earth’s limits. Meanwhile, Verizon sidesteps the Super Bowl ad blitz, opting instead ...

NEW YORK—“Can you hear me now” was associated with Verizon Wireless TV ads that began in 2002 and ended about 9 years later. Now the actor with the horn-rimmed glasses who delivered that ...

Nearly a week after Verizon experienced a massive outage that caused many of its customers to be without service for almost an entire day, reports began trickling in indicating that another outage ...

Verizon’s new V logo arrives as the lines blur between 5G, Fios, and streaming The Verizon checkmark is gone as the company recasts itself as a ‘one-stop-shop’ for internet and entertainment.

9 years after a controversial rebrand, Verizon is back with a new look and bigger ambitions.

Technically Incorrect: The man who asked "Can You Hear Me Now?" for Verizon was an advertising icon. Sprint may now be asking too much of him.

Jim Carrey brought back a rather obscure old character of his for a Super Bowl ad promoting Verizon’s 5G wireless internet. The character is from his 1996 comedy-thriller The Cable Guy, who was ...

The commercial sees Carrey — in character as The Cable Guy — promoting Verizon’s 5G service. Carrey himself previously teased the ad with a short video post on social media.