The ninety-two-year-old comedy legend has influenced generations of performers. In a string of recent TV roles, she has been ...

As far as classic American TV goes, you can't beat "I Love Lucy." The legendary show's star Lucille Ball even filmed an ...

After a very short stint at ‘Queen for a Day,’ she worked for the comedienne from 1963 until the star’s death in 1989. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Wanda Clark, who served as Lucille Ball’s devoted ...

On October 1, 1962, The Lucy Show made its debut on CBS. The sitcom starred Lucille Ball as Lucy Carmichael, a widowed mother of two kids (Candy Moore, Jimmy Garrett) who shared a house with her ...

Wanda Clark, who served as Lucille Ball's devoted secretary for 26 years, died Sunday in Langley, Oklahoma. She was 87. Clark was born in Vandervoort, Arkansas, in 1934, but her family moved to Idabel ...

Keith Thibodeaux, who played Ball and Desi Arnaz's characters' son Little Ricky, still says the real-life couple "took me in ...

Turner’s statue in Brownsville, Tennessee, sparked amusement and backlash. Other celebrities’s statues, from Lucille Ball to Cristiano Ronaldo, have also proved controversial. The “queen of ...

Eight decades after Hollywood legends like Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball, Humphrey Bogart, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland launched the Committee for the First Amendment to stand up to McCarthyism, Jane ...

Before there was "Seinfeld" or "Friends," there was "I Love Lucy." The 1950s sitcom followed its lead character, played by comedy tour de force Lucille Ball, as she tried to break into show business.

Not everyone loves the new work in Brownsville, Tenn., but sponsors say they choose to see the bright side of the passionate responses. By Victor Mather Pity the sculptor. Once upon a time, artists ...