Arnaz was also a pioneer in the industry, ushering in a new, innovative way of filming before a studio audience using multiple cameras. These new methods and technologies set the stage for every show ...

When Todd S. Purdum first set out to write Desi Arnaz: 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 ...

More than 70 years after it first aired, I Love Lucy remains the blueprint for everything television would become. On the Monday, October 13 premiere of TV We Love, industry experts break down why — ...

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, ...

Logan Kelly is a professional author, screenwriter, and proud cinemaphile. He studied screenwriting and film history while attending Valencia College, before moving to the New York Metro Area.

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 ...

This line has become so undeniably linked to the show through pop culture and the media that even official "I Love Lucy" merchandise and apparel features the phrase, furthering the confusion about ...

Keith Thibodeaux, the last surviving member of the main “I Love Lucy” cast, is looking back on his life-changing experience on the show. Thibodeaux, who was credited as Richard Keith on the beloved ...

In the world of classic television, I Love Lucy stands alone as groundbreaking for many reasons. It was the first series to use multiple, simultaneously filming cameras and a live studio audience. It ...

On Oct. 15, 1951, the black-and-white show aired and soon became a cult classic. It's been 69 years since the beloved sitcom, "I Love Lucy" hit American television screens. On Oct. 15, 1951, the black ...

There is no question that Vivian Vance is an icon of classic television, and that's largely because of her role of Ethel ...