The game was close heading into Final Jeopardy with all three contestants still having a chance to win. Adam Remsen an attorney and theater producer from Memphis, has already secured his spot in the ...

This story has been updated to reflect Adam Remsen's win on June 29. With his 12th consecutive win, Adam Remsen of Memphis moved into a three-way tie for 17th place on the list of all-time "Jeopardy!" ...

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Adam Remsen, an attorney and theater producer from Memphis, finished his 12-day run with $306,415, which is No. 17 on all-time regular-season money list. "Jeopardy!" has a new champion. Richard Nguyen ...

Memphis lawyer Adam Remsen won his 10th consecutive "Jeopardy!" game, earning the title of "Super-Champion." Remsen is the 22nd person in the show's modern era to achieve a 10-game winning streak.

Adam Remsen won his eighth consecutive game, earning $19,101 and pushing his eight-day running total to $168,404. The clue: "One of the titles the U.S. President has includes nicknames for 2 NFL teams ...

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Jeopardy! champion Adam Remsen watches his seventh victory at RP Tracks. (Photo: Chris McCoy) Adam Remsen started going to trivia night, hosted at the Midtown watering hole Kudzu’s by charming Irish ...

Norm Ruebling, a well-known Columbia musician, former director of Marching Mizzou and co-founder of the shuttle service MO-X, died Thursday after battling prostate cancer since his diagnosis in 2020.

Jeopardy champion Jamie Ding will be coming back for more on Friday’s episode of the ABC game show, continuing his winning streak of 30 games now. Ding, 30, has captured the nation’s attention with ...

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When Norm Macdonald went on live TV and called Bill Clinton a “murderer,” the room instantly froze. Hosts scrambled to shut him down, warning him in real time as the moment spiraled out of control.