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The Archive of American Television is sad to report that director Paul Bogart passed away on Sunday, April 15th of age-related causes. He was 92. Bogart started his career in...

April 16, 1962: Walter Cronkite succeeds Douglas Edwards as anchor of CBS Evening News. The original 15-minute broadcast was titled Walter Cronkite with the News and was renamed and expanded...

This afternoon show creator/producer Garry Marshall will be inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters’ Broadcasting Hall of Fame during the 2012 NAB Show in Las Vegas. Marshall created some...

He's best known for playing "Robert Barone" on CBS' Everybody Loves Raymond, but he's also a prolific voiceover artist (he's "Gusteau" in Ratatouille!), and co-star of another successful sitcom, 'Til...

A very special someone celebrates a birthday today. The honorable King Friday XIII, ruler of Calendarland in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.

The Hollywood Reporter just named the 35 Most Powerful People in Media and Archive interviewees Bob Costas, Katie Couric, Steve Kroft, Barbara Walters, and Brian Williams made the list. Click...

You can regularly catch her on Washington Week and PBS Newshour, and she's been known to moderate a Vice-Presidential Debate or two. Journalist Gwen Ifill has been reporting on The...

The Archive is sad to report that journalist Mike Wallace passed away last night, on April 7, 2012 at the age of 93. Wallace suffered from heart problems in recent...

Somewhere in your memory there's likely an image of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck donning hats and canes, singing "This is It." That was the intro to The Bugs Bunny...

She's spearheaded some of HBO's most memorable and risque projects: Real Sex, Taxicab Confessions, Cathouse ... As Vice President of Original Programming (overseeing family and documentary projects) Sheila Nevins has...

He's the guy responsible for bringing Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha into our homes every Sunday night. Michael Patrick King was executive producer of Sex and the City, HBO's hit...

She played one of America's all-time favorite neighbors. As "Trixie Norton" on The Honeymooners, Joyce Randolph was that pal that you wished lived upstairs. She was friend to Audrey Meadows'...

The Archive is sad to report that director John Rich passed away yesterday at the age of 86. Rich was one of the most respected and prolific directors in all...

Actress Mary Tyler Moore received the Screen Actor's Guild Lifetime Achievement Award at Sunday's SAG Awards. Dick Van Dyke presented the award. In her 1997 Archive interview, Moore reflects on...

Phil Rosenthal wanted to be an actor. He and several friends in New York wrote a show called "Tony and Tina's Wedding", in which he acted, and an agent saw...

Ernest Borgnine turns the big 9-5 today! One of the most prolific, well-respected character actors of all time, Borgnine has appeared in over 200 films. He's starred in/been an ensemble...

John Frankenheimer (1930-2002) directed some of television’s most acclaimed productions on Playhouse 90, Climax! and Danger. In his interview from 2000, Frankenheimer speaks in detail about his craft, techniques, and...

Wishing a very happy birthday to actress Jean Stapleton!! The New York City native is best known for playing "Edith Bunker" on the '70s sitcom All in the Family, but...

The Archive recently had the pleasure of conducting an interview with Mr. Danny Devito. Interviewer Amy Harrington of the Pop Culture Passionistas shares a few thoughts about the experience: I...

Based on the BBC's Steptoe and Son, Sanford and Son is the creation of producers Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear. Comedian Redd Foxx starred as widower and junk dealer, "Fred...