Lucie Arnaz may like to fly under the radar, but this entertainer was born to be a star. Not only is she the daughter of the ...

This biography gives Arnaz his due and the respect for his contributions to the development of television as a mass form of popular entertainment that is so long overdue.

Lucille Ball's daughter, Lucie Arnaz, is remember the joy her mom brought to the world on what would have been the comedienne's birthday.

Though Lucy is often portrayed as uncoordinated, Lucille Ball's real-life rhythm and charm shine, making this moment a sitcom ...

The Man Who Invented Television, joins Steve Dale to talk about the book and how Desi Arnaz impacted media. Todd talks about ...

One of the best cop comedies of all time, Barney Miller, was set in its own time, when New York City was still pretty grimy, ...

For the better part of three decades Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz dominated the nation’s television screens with “I Love Lucy,” “The Lucy Show,” and “Here’s Lucy.” In addition, their Desilu Productions ...

Lucille Ball listened and wiped away tears after a posthumous letter was read to her at her Kennedy Center Honors tribute.

New biography explores how Desi Arnaz revolutionized television while battling alcoholism and maintaining a complex relationship with Lucille Ball even after their marriage ended.

The Man Who Invented Television, it wasn’t just a passion project—it was a gamble. Purdum, best known for his political reporting at The New York Times and The Atlantic, was looking for his next book ...

Lucille Ball once offered a "scathing review" of Desi Arnaz after she discovered he had cheated on her with actress Betty Grable, according to a new book In Desi Arnaz: The Man Who Invented Television ...