Before Edward R. Murrow became an unassailable symbol of truth, honesty and integrity, he was a mere mortal, a man who became a broadcast jo...

A black cat is bad luck when it crosses your path. That’s the premise behind Tex Avery’s Bad Luck Blackie , which combines the idea with the...

Network radio quickly became part of popular culture in the early 1930s and radio stars were parodied or caricatured everywhere—in feature f...

Several companies used the name “Criterion Films.” One was set up by Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in 1935. We suspect the company responsible for ...

The big money in radio was gone in 1951. No one knew better than Dennis Day. Day had been axed by NBC in July because he wouldn’t reduce hi...

Bugs Bunny learned the same thing as other major stars—movies are one thing, but there’s nothing like television when it comes to fame and f...