LOS ANGELES -- Suzanne Pleshette, the husky-voiced star best known for her role as Bob Newhart's sardonic wife on television's long-running The Bob Newhart Show, has died at age 70. Pleshette, whose career included roles in such films as Hitchcock's The Birds and in Broadway plays including The Miracle Worker, died of respiratory failure Saturday evening at her Los Angeles home, said her attorney Robert Finkelstein, also a family friend. Pleshette underwent chemotherapy for lung cancer in 2006. Her husband, actor Tom Poston, who also...
Grammer says 'Back to You' won't be back on Fox
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia Daily News
LYNN ELBER The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - Kelsey Grammer said Tuesday that Fox is dropping his sitcom "Back to You," calling the decision a surprise and a shame. "They have let it go," Grammer told The Associated...
Jane Krakowski is Lola in summer's `Damn Yankees'
The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
NEW YORK—Last summer, New York City Center scored with its three-week "Encores! Summer Stars" production of "Gypsy," which earlier this year moved to Broadway. In July, "Encores!" will showcase a concert version of...
Gabriel Byrne charms in 'Camelot'
Asbury Park Press
Asbury Park Press
NEW YORK — He can't sing and he can't dance, but Gabriel Byrne can charm and he did while portraying the chivalrous King Arthur in "Camelot." After playing the tormented shrink Dr. Paul Weston in HBO's "In...
From couch to court, Gabriel Byrne charms in 'Camelot'
The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
NEW YORK—He can't sing and he can't dance, but Gabriel Byrne can charm -- and he did while portraying the chivalrous King Arthur in "Camelot." After playing the tormented shrink Dr. Paul Weston in HBO's "In...
Ivan Dixon
The Guardian
The Guardian
Breakthrough black actor who was 'Kinch' in Hogan's Heroes , Thursday May 15 2008...
James Garner hospitalized after minor stroke
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia Daily News
JOHN ROGERS The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - James Garner, who was hospitalized late last week after suffering a minor stroke, is doing well and should be going home shortly, the veteran television and film star's...
TV's evolution offers hope for technology that's still languishing
Toledo Blade
Toledo Blade
Many of us old-timers remember our first glimpses of television in the late 1940s, perhaps at a neighbor's home or in an appliance-store window. Many Toledoans got a peek at the future of television in 1928, 13 years...
James Garner hospitalized after stroke
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia Daily News
JOHN ROGERS The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - James Garner, who was hospitalized late last week after suffering a minor stroke, is doing well and should be going home shortly, the veteran television and film star's...
Ivan Dixon: Kinchloe in 'Hogan's Heroes'
The Independent
The Independent
At a time when few black actors were seen in regular roles on American television, Ivan Dixon was one of the first, playing US Staff Sergeant James Kinchloe, the communications officer for the prisoners-of-war held by...
McCain To Hold Major Fundraiser In NYC
MSNBC
MSNBC
NEW YORK - Sen. John McCain brings his campaign for the White House to New York City metro area Thursday, where he will attend a luncheon, meet with supporters and hold what could be the largest fundraiser of his career....
Grammer hopes CBS picks up ‘Back to You’
MSNBC
MSNBC
‘It was a great show,’ he says of his freshly canceled Fox sitcom Carin Baer / AP> LOS ANGELES - Kelsey Grammer said Tuesday that Fox is dropping his sitcom “Back to You,” calling the decision a surprise and a shame....
Pittsburgh's Point Park emerges as top-notch theater school
The Examiner
The Examiner
PITTSBURGH (Map, News) - When actress and Tony Award-winning choreographer Ann Reinking was thinking about an idea for a short ballet about two piano keys falling in love, she chose a small, not-so-well-known university...




