Happy Days

Scott Baio to star in Nick at Nite’s ‘Daddy’s Home’

10/24/2011
Daniel S Levine

Nick at Nite is now expanding into more than just repeats of classic shows. The network has picked up its first original live-action show since 1991, by greenlighting Daddy’s Home, a sitcom starring Happy Days actor Scott Baio.

'Happy Days' suit tossed out

10/20/2011
Robert Kirchgassner

The claim filed by cast members of the series Happy Days in April was thrown out of court Wednesday.

The cast filed the $10 million suit against CBS, claiming the network violated breach of contract and owed them for merchandising revenues. The actors claimed they were guaranteed five percent of royalties for the use of their images.

The Fonz auctioning off motorcycle

10/10/2011
Deborah Kim

If there was ever a time for Happy Days fans and motorcyclists to come together, this would be it.

The Examiner reported Aurthur Fonzarelli's 1949 Triumph Trophy TR5 will be auctioned off next month.

The motorcycle hasn't been ridden since it was last used for the show in 1984. For the past 15 years, it's just been sitting in a motorcycle shop, whose owner had no idea of its iconic past.

'Seinfeld,' 'Happy Gilmore' star dead at age 92

9/19/2011
Gina DiFalco
Frances Bay passed away on Thursday due to complications with pneumonia

Former Seinfeld star, Frances Bay, has died at the age of 92.

Bay, best known for her character on Seinfeld that feuded with Jerry over a loaf of marble rye, passed away on Thursday.

The New York Times reports that Bay was also known for her role as Arthur Fonzarelli’s grandmother on Happy Days.

Bay passed away in Los Angeles due to complications of pneumonia, which was confirmed by her cousin, Mary Zaslow.

Henry Winkler receives honorary OBE for work on dyslexia

9/16/2011
Daniel S Levine
Henry Winkler has been made an Honorary Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The OBE was presented to him by Sir Nigel Sheinwald, British Ambassador to the United States, at a ceremony at the British Embassy. The OBE was awarded to Mr. Winkler in recognition of his services to children with dyslexia and special educational needs. Mr.

Fellow 'Happy Days' Co-Star Remembers Tom Bosley

10/20/2010
Gina DiFalco
Don Most, who played Ralph Malph, remembers the fallen actor

According to CBS News, fallen actor Tom Bosley’s Happy Days co-star, Don Most, remembered the actor on The Early Show on Wednesday.

Most, who played Ralph Malph, said at 20 years old, Bosley was like a real-life father figure to him while his family was so far away.

'Happy Days' Dad Dies at 83

10/20/2010
Imelda Vergara
Beloved 'Happy Days' actor Tom Bosley dies from cancer.

Tom Bosley, best known for his role as the grumpy parental figure in the classic American television show Happy Days, died in Rancho Mirage, Calif. on Tuesday.

According to CBS films, Amy Baer), the cause of his death was cancer. He was 83.

‘Happy Days’ Father, Tom Bosley, Dies of Heart Failure at 83

10/19/2010
TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff
The late actor died of heart failure in his Palm Springs, California home early Tuesday morning

Actor Tom Bosley, who is best known for his portrayal of Howard “Mr. C” Cunningham on ABC’s classic television sitcom Happy Days, died at 4 a.m. ET Tuesday of heart failure, MSNBC reports. Those close to the late actor have revealed that he had been battling lung cancer at the time of his death.

'Happy Days' Star Tom Bosley Dies Tuesday

10/19/2010
Gina DiFalco
Father on 'Happy Days' passed away in Palm Springs, California

People reports that Happy Days father, Tom Bosley, has passed away at the age of 83 in his Palm Springs, California home on Tuesday.

Bosley played Richie Cunningham’s father in ABC’s Happy Days, an iconic sitcom during the 70’s that was based on the 50’s time period.

After his days on the sitcom, he frequently guest-starred in Murder She Wrote on CBS.

Top 10 TV Hangouts

3/11/2010
CJ Stewart
Where everybody knows your name...

Whenever a show’s characters need a retreat from the daily grind, where do they turn to? They turn to their favorite hangout spots. Almost every show has one, whether they’re a comedy, drama, or science fiction, though it’s often the comedy shows that have the most memorable hangout settings, thanks to these places’ abilities to let the characters relax and go wild with their best one-liners. These places aren’t the places where the main characters lived, and, though a few are workplaces, these aren’t the places where the characters simply made a living, either.

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