Bob Weatherwax, who trained dogs who played Lassie as a member of the famous family that also taught Hollywood hounds a thing or two in The Thin Man (Asta), The Wizard of Oz (Toto) and Old Yeller ...

Lassie is coming home again. Yes, folks, it’s true. The world’s most beloved collie will return to television, probably in January, in a new syndicated series sponsored by a major pet food company.

For generations, Lassie has been more than just a television star. The loyal Collie captured hearts beginning in the 1950s, when the long-running Lassie series became a staple of family living rooms.

Most dog lovers can tell you the many ways in which their faithful canines changed their lives. But for Jon Provost, who starred as a boy on the beloved TV series “Lassie,” the impact has lasted a ...

Lassie won’t be coming home anytime soon, at least not to Orlando. Universal Studios Florida had touted The New Adventures of Lassie as one of the major productions to start shooting at the studio ...

June Lockhart, beloved for her roles as a mother in Lassie and in Lost in Space, died on Oct. 23 at her Santa Monica, California home of natural causes. She was 100. Harlon Ball, Lockhart’s spokesman, ...

CBS All Access, CBS’ digital subscription video on-demand and live streaming service, has picked up three new original children’s series from DreamWorks Animation’s Classic Media. Premiering on Jan.

LOS ANGELES - In the early 1950s, when television sent Hollywood into the doldrums and studios were thinning their contract lists, some stars began appearing in their own TV series. Among them: ...

The beloved collie finds further adventure in California. In the opener, Uncle Steve (Jon Provost- who played Timmy in the original series) is shot while walking in the woods with Lassie. The culprit ...