Connie Francis, 87. The wholesome pop star’s 1950s and ’60s hits included “Pretty Little Baby” and “Who’s Sorry Now?” — the ...

The 1980s began with one of the greatest TV mysteries of all time, and it was all because of CBS' hit 1980s soap opera, ...

The current year brought moments of celebration for cinema and television but the news of multiple 2025 actor deaths sent ...

Disgraced actor Bill Cosby’s $6.99 million New York City townhouse has been taken off the market after he managed to save the property from impending foreclosure, Realtor.com can reveal. The property, ...

Disgraced Hollywood actor Bill Cosby has saved at least one of his New York City residences from going into foreclosure—after selling the historic townhouse for a staggering $28 million, less than two ...

Turns out, being debt-ridden and in danger of foreclosure — as well as associated with a disgraced comedian — did little to dent the sale price of Bill Cosby’s Upper East Side townhouse. The identity ...

While the 39-year-old actress doesn't turn a blind eye to "some horrific things" Cosby's allegedly done, she chooses to simultaneously recognize how his art, not only "changed television," but ...

More than a decade after numerous women accused him of sexual assault, Raven-Symoné is defending Bill Cosby‘s professional legacy. The 5x Emmy nominee explained that her former onscreen grandfather ...

Raven-Symoné defended the complicated legacy of her former co-star, Bill Cosby. Raven-Symoné came to the defense of Cosby's legacy, which includes "The Cosby Show." The sitcom — which starred Phylicia ...

'The Cosby Show' alum and former Disney Channel star made a rare comment about the disgraced actor-comedian who was the face of one of her first acting projects. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief ...

During a recent appearance on the “Hate to Break It to Ya” podcast, Raven-Symoné says she separates Bill Cosby‘s impact on the TV industry from his “horrific” sexual assault allegations. “Separate the ...

Raven-Symoné is separating the art from the artist. "Separate the creator from the creation," Symoné said. "And that's just where I live. The creation changed America. Changed television." "The Cosby ...