The Washington Post writer ended up being in second place in the final of the Champions Wildcard tournament, taking home a prize of $40,000. As runner-up, he is set to battle in the upcoming ...

After the contestant got so excited to nail a Taylor Swift clue after missing one after his first time he was on, this time he whiffed on a Celine Dion clue … after he thanked the singer on the air ...

Drew Goins, a writer for Washington Post Opinions from Honolulu, was recently on the Champions Wildcard tournament of "Jeopardy!" when he missed a clue about Celine Dion, who he thanked during his ...

A "Jeopardy" contestant last week was embarrassed after he missed a clue about Celine Dion after he had said he would like to ...

Dion's full caption read ... The post has since amassed more than 140,000 likes on the platform, with singer Leona Lewis among those who liked it. Supportive fans filled her comment section ...

Minutes later, Goins was faced with a $2,000 question about Dion herself. "Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Céline Dion in 1994," Jennings said ...

The contestant played the embarrassing moment for laughs by walking off of the stage and getting a conciliatory hug from one of his opponents, Mehal Shah. Goins, competing in the game show’s Champions ...

“Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Celine Dion in 1994,” Jennings, 50, read. Instead of buzzing in, Goins seemed panicked about the question ...

"Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was number one for Celine Dion in 1994," "Jeopardy!" host, Ken Jennings, read the clue out loud. With his hand on his forehead ...

The third time was a charm for Josh Allen. The Buffalo Bills quarterback was named the Associated Press Most Valuable Player ...

“Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Celine Dion in 1994,” Jennings read. But instead of buzzing in, Goins appeared stressed out and panicked about ...