It's hard to remember when entertainment wasn't available whenever we felt like watching it or on whatever device we choose, but before that, America tuned in once a week to laugh with Lucy. In fact, ...

Lucille Ball was the first woman to be pregnant on sitcom television — even if she couldn't say so Lucille Ball welcomed daughter Lucie in 1951, months before starting I Love Lucy The star found out ...

Calling all “I Love Lucy” fans! While you can catch reruns on TV and even stream the show on Hulu, you’re about to see Lucy in a whole new way — in color and on the big screen! In honor of Lucille ...

On October 1, 1962, The Lucy Show made its debut on CBS. The sitcom starred Lucille Ball as Lucy Carmichael, a widowed mother of two kids (Candy Moore, Jimmy Garrett) who shared a house with her ...

The success of I Love Lucy is often credited to Lucille Ball's comedic talent, but biographer Todd Purdum says Arnaz was more than just "second... With 'I Love Lucy' and beyond, Desi Arnaz helped ...

Keith Thibodeaux, who played Ball and Desi Arnaz's characters' son Little Ricky, still says the real-life couple "took me in as their own child." The last living member of I Love Lucy's core cast was ...

Like just about everyone who grew up at a time when a few networks decided what Americans watched on their television sets, author Todd S. Purdum knew all of the antics of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, the ...

For nostalgia fans, there is no better way to spend a weekend than to visit Jamestown, New York, and immerse yourself in the life, times and memories of America’s “Queen of Comedy,” Lucille Ball. Lucy ...

For everyone who loves Lucy, a more lovable depiction is coming. An accomplished sculptor is hard at work on a new statue of comedy legend Lucille Ball to show her in a more flattering light than the ...