Another lonely Friday night while all your friends are out galavanting on Fire Island or painting P-Town pink? Well don't get your granny panties in a...
At the age of 90, Betty White picked up her 20th Emmy nomination for hosting "Betty White's Off Their Rockers." Yep, 20 for her primetime and daytime ...
Betty White, the star of many TV hits such as "The Golden Girls" and currently TV Land's "Hot In Cleveland," has the ear of the most powerful man in t...
Betty White's latest honor will have you seeing double. The "Hot In Cleveland" and "Golden Girls" star received her very own wax figure from Madame Tu...
Any television show that features plot lines about topics like gay marriage, AIDS, women's sexuality, death, and immigration could be considered contr...
I am a pretty big fan of food and an even bigger fan of people who enjoy a good meal. I can't tell you how annoyed I get when out to dinner with someo...
The mid-80s to early-90s was arguably the best era for solid television sitcoms. While my 1980 birthdate probably makes me a tad biased, no rational American can argue that this period was not the best for fictional TV lands.
I want to be excited about a new blue-collar sitcom starring Roseanne. But as it stands, I'm not optimistic. It's not that I don't have faith in Roseanne: on the contrary, I place most if not all of my faith in her. But I've been let down before.
As I was leaving the Hallmark Hall of Fame reception at 20th Century Fox' commissary, a studio guard wished me a good night to which I replied, "I can die now, I've met Betty White."
They help to demonstrate and remind us that until we take our very last breath, it's never too late to pursue our dreams and discover meaning in our lives.
I was in London last week when news came of the death of the great NBC newsman Edwin Newman. He was that rare thing, a gentleman, although "genteelly rumpled and genially grumpy."
We're all saddened by Rue McClanahan's passing away this week, leaving Betty White as the last surviving "Golden Girl." As Blanche Devereaux, the Geor...
Introducing the Dead Actor's montage, Sigourney Weaver said: "We have lost so many uniquely talented people, among them a golden girl..." at which point Betty White stood up and screamed, "I'm dead?"