Klay Frappier, from McHenry, North Dakota, returned for his second game on Monday, June 30, after taking home $20,001. He ...

Watching game shows is more than just fun and games. When you interact with game shows, your mind is processing information and you're benefiting your cognitive health, experts say.

Jason Singer and his wife have been watching "Jeopardy!" every day for about 15 years. The two trivia fanatics and former journalists planned (most folks would say trained) for at least one of them to ...

Jeopardy!has been blessed with a loyal and devoted audience for four decades, but all that passion behind the long-running game show has a price.When the community sees something they don't like ...

Meet New Hampshire’s newest “Jeopardy!” champion Greg Jolin following his incredible five show run on the popular trivia show ...

One fan of the longtime trivia show described the surprise connection as "the most amazing coincidence in the history of ...

Jeopardy! featured an entire category of Wicked-related answers on a recent episode, and now it's time to show the world just how many useless vitally important factoids you carry in your brain ...

Health and Wellbeing Neither crossword puzzles nor Jeopardy!: the game that experts recommend to preserve memory for the over 65s . A look at some of the games and puzzles that can keep your brain ...

Experts say watching game shows like “Jeopardy!” can help you access stored memory faster. Disney. He noted that game shows often require contestants and those playing along at home to pay ...