There are plenty of TV shows that were canceled too soon, usually because of low ratings, poor reviews, or network cost cutting. However, the late Ed Asner of "Lou Grant" fame believed that CBS pulled ...

Valerie Bertinelli is looking back at the time Ed Asner defended her after she was disqualified while competing on Battle of the Network Stars in the late ‘70s. The One Day at a Time actress recalled ...

Moore starred as the titular Richards, a single, independent television producer navigating her career and personal life in Minneapolis. Off-screen, Moore was a mother to one son, Richard “Richie” ...

Approximately 10 years ago, I received a surprise phone call from Ed Asner. Why was this legendary actor, a seven-time Emmy and five-time Golden Globe winner, calling me? Ed had just read my ...

The Mary Tyler Moore Show ran for seven seasons from 1970 to 1977 and won a whopping 29 Emmy Awards — a record at the time.

“Holocaust education is more important than ever,” said New York playwright Jeff Cohen, author of The Soap Myth. “I feel a renewed urgency to fight the tide of hatred using the weapons I possess—words ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Nov. 15, 1929, actor Ed Anser was born in Kansas City, Missouri. He is best known for his role as Lou Grant in the comedy “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and, later, the drama ...