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Congratulations to Newlywed Dick Van Dyke!

Attention ladies: Dick Van Dyke is off the market! On Leap Day, February 29th, Van Dyke, 86, married his makeup artist, Arlene Silver, 40. Yes, it's a May-December romance, but...
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Danny DeVito Speaks For the Trees

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax hits the big screen today, with Archive Interviewee Danny DeVito starring as the voice of the Lorax, a furry little fellow who fights for the forest...
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2012 Television Academy Hall of Fame

Two and a Half Men star and Emmy winner Jon Cryer will host tonight's 21st Annual Television Hall of Fame Gala at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Performers Vivian Vance and...
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It's Garry Shandling!

Garry Shandling: electrical engineer turned comedian. Shandling switched from majoring in electrical engineering to business at the University of Arizona, and simultaneously began pursuing his interest in comedy writing. He...
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Happy 75th Birthday, Mary Tyler Moore!

The lovely Mary Tyler Moore is 75 years young today! The actress, best known for her roles as "Laura Petrie" on The Dick Van Dyke Show, as "Mary Richards" on...
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Chuck Jones' "Merrie Melodies" and More

Our three-hour interview with Chuck Jones is now online! The legendary animator spoke in great detail about the animation process and the creation of many of his memorable characters, including...
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Actor Harry Morgan Dies at 96

Veteran character actor Harry Morgan passed away at his Los Angeles home this morning at the age of 96. Morgan began his career on the stage, appearing in Broadway's "Golden...
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TV Academy Announces 21st Annual Hall of Fame Inductees

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Hall of Fame Committee has selected performers Vivian Vance and Bill Frawley, executive Michael Eisner, show creator-producer Chuck Lorre, executive producers Mary-Ellis Bunim...
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Saw It Then: Murrow's "See It Now" Turns 60

On November 18, 1951, journalist Edward R. Murrow united the states of America. On the premiere episode of See it Now, Murrow showcased technology made possible by the recently completed...