I Love Lucy

Top 5 'I Love Lucy' Moments

8/6/2011
Daniel S Levine

Lucille Ball was an American institution and a kind of rare cultural idol that was good at everything she did - from acting to business. She started as a model and climbed the ranks of Hollywood, starting as a regular in RKO B-movies and making occasional supporting parts in A-movies. Then, in 1951, that all changed with I Love Lucy, the first taped, scripted television show. The show aired until 1957 with countless great moments.

Actor Pronounced dead

1/4/2011
Patricia Liggins
Bill Erwin was pronounced dead on December 29

On December 29, 2010 an actor of sixty years was pronounced dead.

Bill Erwin, the man who shined in every film he appeared in, passed away at the age of sixty-nine of natural causes. Known to more of an older crowd, Mr. Erwin starred in many shows and films such as I Love Lucy, Leave It to Beaver, and The Twilight Zone. These are only a very few of the many appearances Mr. Erwin has made over the past sixty years.

Jane Lynch Hosts Holiday Special on Fox

11/4/2010
Stephanie Allerdice
Lynch Counts Down Top Thirty Funniest Holiday Moments

Jane Lynch will host TV’s Funniest Holiday Moments: A Paley Center For Media Special, according to a press release issued by Fox.

Lucille Ball's Daughter Wins Case Against Step-Mom, Can't Stop Auction

7/16/2010
Kate Schwab
Judge orders $250,000 bond to hold 'I Love Lucy' memorabilia

Lucille Ball’s daughter tried to stop her stepmother from selling family heirlooms at an auction.

In court on Friday, the judge agreed, but Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Robert O'Brien ordered Lucie Arnaz Luckinbill to pony up a $250,000 bond to get her restraining order issued against Susie Morton, according to the Associated Press.

Luckinbill’s attorney, Ronald Palmieri, called the decision “very sad” and said his client could not afford that amount.

Top 10 TV Moms

4/29/2010
CJ Stewart
Get ready for Mother's Day with these great TV moms!

10. June Cleaver - Leave it to Beaver (Barbara Billingsley)

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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