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To star on a hit television show in the ‘70s meant attaining a level of fame that is difficult to fathom in these days of 300 cable channels and fragmented...

Dick Smith was one of THE biggest forces in screen makeup. He established the very first TV makeup department at NBC in the 1940s, and pioneered many of the techniques...

We're sad to hear of the passing of Production Designer John J. Lloyd, who died recently at the age of 92. Lloyd served as the designer on 137 episodes of...

Stephen J. Cannell: writer, show creator ( The Rockford Files, The A-Team, 21 Jump Street, The Greatest American Hero), and dyslexic. School was always rough for him, but that didn't...

We're sad to hear of the passing of composer Ian Fraser, who died this morning at the age of 81 from cancer. Fraser directed music for Christmas in Washington, AFI...

He starred in Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour, created The Dick Van Dyke Show, and interviewed the 2000 Year Old Man. And today, he turns 93! Happy birthday...

We're sad to hear that director Walter E. Grauman passed away on Friday, March 20, 2015 at the age of 93. Grauman began his career in the television industry as...

M*A*S*H, Cheers, The Simpsons, Frasier. Sounds like part of a top ten list of the greatest television comedies of all time. And it may be, but astoundingly, it’s also just...

Acting, directing, producing - longevity in any one of these endeavors is impressive. Norman Lloyd has flourished in all three. The sheer number of credits to his name are staggering...

John Dalton continues with his picks for the most influential television episodes by decade. Today we focus on his selection from the 1990s.

The television scholar/critic's interview is now online!

The game show host talks his time as a DJ, his friendship with Elvis, Tic Tac Dough, and more!

The show creator/producer passes away at the age of 74.

The director talks Frasier, How I Met Your Mother, One Day at a Time, and more!

Host/chef Jacques Pépin talks cooking, Julia Child, and more in his new interview!

John Dalton reflects on cultural powerhouse Ed Sullivan on the 70th anniversary of his show's debut.