Ted Kotcheff, whose long career included directing 'First Blood,' 'Weekend at Bernie's,' 'Wake in Fright' and 'North Dallas ...

Ted Kotcheff, best know for directing Sylvester Stallone and introducing John Rambo in the classic "First Blood," has died.

Children born to mothers with obesity, gestational diabetes mellitus or a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy have higher ...

The Canadian filmmaker also helmed 'North Dallas Forty,' 'The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz' and 'Wake in Fright' and exec ...

His films, including “First Blood” and “Weekend at Bernie’s,” covered a range of genres. He was later an executive producer of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” By Richard ...

That would be director Ted Kotcheff, who essentially launched Carolco with First Blood, and Val Kilmer on The Doors, playing the iconic singer Jim Morrison even though Tom Cruise was desperate to ...

"I had my first blood clot at 29," he began in a video. "It started out as a subtle cramp-like feeling in my left calf that progressively became more uncomfortable, despite icing and massaging it." ...

A man who was initially dismissed by medical professionals as being "too young" to suffer from a blood clot has issued a stark health warning to others after he was eventually diagnosed with deep ...

Ted Kotcheff, who directed Hollywood hits like “Weekend at Bernie’s” and the original “Rambo” film “First Blood,” has passed away. He was 94. The Canadian filmmaker’s family ...

"I had my first blood clot at 29," he said in his video. "It started out as a subtle cramp-like feeling in my left calf that progressively became more uncomfortable, despite icing and massaging it." ...