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“Lucy, I’m home!” is one of the most recognizable lines from one of the greatest comedies in television history, delivered by Cuban musician and actor […]

When Amy Poehler was first approached by Ron Howard to direct a documentary about Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, she was interested but cautious. Though […]

There is no question that Vivian Vance is an icon of classic television, and that’s largely because of her role of Ethel Mertz besides Lucille […]

I Love Lucy gave a new definition to what was possible on television when it premiered in 1951. More than seventy years later, Paramount Home Entertainment […]

Monday night’s Emmy Awards spent much of its runtime reminding viewers why we love television. Onstage cast reunions for shows like Martin, Cheers, and Grey’s […]

I’ve seen all 180 episodes of “I Love Lucy” more times than I dare to count. That’s an unusual feat for a 28-year-old, but such […]

I Love Lucy fans, prepare to see something new. Well, not “new” as much as “newly colorized,” as CBS debuts a pair of classic Lucy […]

Show starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz continues to charm generations When Canadians and Americans settled down to an evening’s entertainment in the new year […]

I Love Lucy is undeniably one of the most iconic television sitcoms of all time. The show defined the 1950s with slapstick comedy, heartfelt moments between Lucy […]

The beloved sitcom I Love Lucy set milestones in the Golden Age of Television. It was the foundation for comedies to follow, and Lucille Ball […]

Disclaimer: I’m a bit of an I Love Lucy fanatic. Not in the form of memorabilia all over the house or anything (my ephemera is limited to […]

It’s safe to say that director David Lynch and writer Mark Frost were experiencing a boom in popularity after the initial success of the breakthrough […]

Years before he played the charming and devoted husband Ricky Ricardo on the sitcom “I Love Lucy” and became a bandleader who belted out “Babalú” […]

Classic sitcoms from the 1950s obviously look a lot different than modern TV comedies. For starters, they were mostly in black and white. Also, they […]

The sitcom is, perhaps, the most enduring genre in the history of television. And, while plenty of iconic shows have come and gone over the […]

“Lucy, I’m home!” More than 70 years of television have been made since those words first were uttered. Seventy years of iconic couples, will-they-won’t-they tension, […]

Sunday’s Emmy Awards, an evening dedicated to honoring the year’s best in television, paid an unexpected tribute to I Love Lucy, itself a four-time Emmy […]

When I Love Lucy premiered on CBS nearly 70 years ago this month (on October 15, 1951), the show established Lucille Ball as a comedic legend.  It also […]

Classic sitcoms from the 1950s obviously look a lot different than modern TV comedies. For starters, they were mostly in black and white. Also, they […]

On January 19, 1953, actress Lucille Ball made history after welcoming her second child on the very same night her I Love Lucy character had […]