Bea Arthur (Maude Findlay, Maude, 1972-79) There are several key classic TV moms in the history of pop culture, across all decades. In celebration of Mother’s Day, here’s a focus on just a few. The lyrics to the […]
The Top 10 TV Female Icons of the 1960s Countless female performers left their indelible mark on television in the 1960s. But here’s a look at least ten who stood out above the rest. Elizabeth […]
Now 56 years young, the always charismatic and talented Shemar Moore remains one of television’s most engaging leading men. He’s a performer who’s built his career on equal parts charm, intensity, and resilience. Best known to many […]
Classic TV Nights In Review: A Nostalgic Look Back At A Few Truly Entertaining Evenings [Note: This article is a work of nonfiction based on the opinion of the author.] There are many ideal “Classic […]
It’s been years since the tragic demise of beloved, Emmy-winning actress Doris Roberts. Roberts was best known for her feisty, maternal-in-law role as Marie Barone on TV’s classic sitcom, Everybody Loves Raymond (CBS, 1996-2005). The show starred […]
Marla Gibbs is best known for two of TV’s classic sitcoms, The Jeffersons (CBS, 1975-1985), and 227 (NBC, 1985-1990). An acting icon with a dynamic comedic delivery, Gibbs held several non-Hollywood gigs before she found fame as Florence Johnston on The […]
It’s been 57 years since the tragic death of Judy Garland from of a barbiturate overdose, but few performers in Hollywood history have embodied both dazzling brilliance and profound vulnerability quite like her. Rising to fame as […]
The top super female ’70s TV action stars During the 1970s, television reflected a profound cultural shift. As the Women’s Liberation Movement reshaped American society, the small screen began to feature female characters who were […]
Before it became one of the most celebrated television series in American history, M*A*S*H was the deeply personal creation of a former Army surgeon with a sharp wit and a complicated relationship to fame. A […]
Beloved actor and former child star Marc Copage, who is now a musician, has never been one to frame civic concern as a partisan exercise. But recent congressional action has compelled him to speak with unusual […]