👶 Double the Joy! NCIS Star Wilmer Valderrama Welcomes Baby No. 2
It’s baby No. 2 for Wilmer Valderrama with fiancée Amanda Pacheco the NCIS star announced on an Instagram post on Saturday, July 19, eight days […]
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“New Night, New Rules”: Why NCIS Season 23 Is Poised to Change Everything We Know About the Show
Following the fatal finale of NCIS Season 22, the next chapter of the long-running police procedural is sure to look very different. One of the […]
Ten Years Later, the NCIS Bombing That Redefined McGee & Delilah’s Relationship Still Hits Hard
When it comes to police procedures, it’s not often that the fallout from storylines still affects the characters years after they’ve happened. The characters will […]
How Sanford and Son Revolutionized Black Sitcoms — Without Trying To
When Sanford and Son premiered in 1972, it wasn’t the first Black-led sitcom on network television — but it was the one that truly broke […]
Why Lamont Sanford Was the Perfect Straight Man in TV Comedy
While Redd Foxx’s Fred Sanford delivered the chaos, Demond Wilson as Lamont provided the balance. He was the exasperated son, the eye-rolling realist, and the […]
Remembering Redd Foxx — The Heart and Soul of Sanford and Son
Few actors defined a television era like Redd Foxx, the electric force behind Fred Sanford in Sanford and Son. When he passed away on October […]
Vivian Vance: The Unsung Hero Who Gave Lucy Her Edge
Vivian Vance made history as one of television’s first great sidekicks — but she was so much more than Ethel Mertz, Lucy’s neighbor, best friend, […]
Desi Arnaz: The Heartbeat Behind the Scenes and the Man Who Loved Lucy
Though Desi Arnaz is often remembered as Ricky Ricardo — the passionate, Cuban bandleader trying to keep up with his wife’s zany antics — his […]
Lucille Ball: The Queen of Comedy Who Changed Television Forever
Lucille Ball wasn’t just the star of I Love Lucy — she was its heartbeat. Born in 1911 in Jamestown, New York, Ball went from […]
“Line of Duty”: Why Chicago Fire’s Women Aren’t Just Supporting Characters—they Lead
They break down doors. They break the rules. And more importantly, they break the mold. On Chicago Fire, the women aren’t there to decorate the […]
