Classic television goes hand in hand with actress Lucille Ball, who, along with husband Desi Arnaz, revolutionized the medium with their sitcom I Love Lucy in the 1950s. But when it comes to Ball, she ...

It's hard to remember when entertainment wasn't available whenever we felt like watching it or on whatever device we choose, but before that, America tuned in once a week to laugh with Lucy. In fact, ...

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Today, Lucille Ball is best known as a comedienne, but her career didn’t start out that way. After working as a model in New York City, Ball came to Hollywood as a showgirl. She went on to act in a ...

When Desi Arnaz came to Hollywood in the 1940s, it seemed unlikely that a Cuban refugee with a thick accent would ever be accepted by American viewers — let alone star in one of the most popular TV ...

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz didn't start out trying to become television's most recognized couple. In the 1940s, they were just two working performers juggling movie sets, radio scripts and relentless ...

Wanda Clark is pictured before a discussion with Ric Wyman, Lucille Ball historian and author, during her final visit to Jamestown in 2024. One of the closest links to Lucille Ball has passed away.

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“Being the Ricardos” and “Licorice Pizza” offer versions of the comedian. An author saw yet another side of her: blunt and wary of strangers but thoughtful and kind. By Tom Gilbert All of a sudden, ...