As one of the most prolific performers of the Golden Age of Television, Lucille Ball proved her comedic prowess and ability to lead several successful series. The I Love Lucy actress left behind an ...

Lucille Ball, the beloved star of I Love Lucy, died 35 years ago on April 26, 1989. Yet her legacy — as both a comedic actress and through her body of television work — remains a cultural touchstone ...

One of America’s most beloved redheads, Lucille Ball, the adored comic actress, was born on this day in history, Aug. 6, 1911, in Jamestown, New York, as Biography.com and other sources have noted.

Yeah, I missed it. Yeah. Well, mom's never changed her ideas about my future. She wants me to be *** wife and *** mother. And in that order, why do you feel it's right for Lucy to come back? I think ...

One of Vivian Vance's close friends is recounting the late actress' close relationship with her on-screen comedy partner, Lucille Ball Ball and Vance created comedy magic in the legendary '50s sitcom ...

CELERON, N.Y. — A replacement to “Scary Lucy,” an unflattering sculpture of actress Lucille Ball, was unveiled in her hometown Saturday. The new sculpture, created by Carolyn Palmer, features Ball in ...

As a young aspiring actress, Lucille Ball set out to make her fame and fortune in New York City. She quickly found work as a model, earning 40 bucks a week posing for illustrators creating cigarette ...

Carole Cook, Sixteen Candles actress, Broadway star and longtime collaborator and friend of Lucille Ball, has died. She was 98. Cook's rep, Robert Malcolm, confirmed the sad news to ET on Wednesday, ...

In Miami, Oklahoma, the historic Coleman Theatre stands tall along Route 66. For more than 95 years, the theatre has been home for live shows, silent films and weddings. The venue is rich with history ...

The actress was born Mildred Frances Cook but changed her name after Lucille Ball suggested doing so. Ball proposed the name Carole in honor of movie star Carole Lombard, telling Cook: “Like her, you ...