Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The actor who portrayed Kathy “Kitten” Anderson in the 1950s television series “Father Knows Best” has died. She was 80. Lauren ...

Lauren Chapin, who is best known as Kathy “Kitten” Anderson on the 1950s TV hit series “Father Knows Best,” died Tuesday at the age of 80. Her son Matthew posted on Facebook she died after a battle ...

Life wasn't always easy for the actress, who played Kathy "Kitten" Anderson for six seasons. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Lauren Chapin, who portrayed the precocious Kathy “Kitten” Anderson on the ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington state's threshold for determining if a driver is drunk will remain at .08% after a proposal to lower it failed to advance on Tuesday. Senate Bill 5067 did not receive ...

In “Marty Supreme,” Timothée Chalamet plays the titular character, an underdog who is convinced that table tennis is his ticket to success. Set in 1952, Marty is a hustler working at a shoe store, ...

A few years after World War II, television burst upon the American scene with great speed. We bought an RCA in 1952, and the novelty of seeing TV pictures in our home caught everyone’s fancy but not ...

It’s safe to say Team USA hockey player Quinn Hughes didn’t hold back in celebrating his team’s gold medal win. Hughes, 26, looked and sounded drunk during an on-air interview with NBC’s Mike Tirico ...

MILAN, Italy — An broadcast reporter from Australia is apologizing after she appeared drunk on live television while covering the Olympics in Italy. Danika Mason was live on air when she was observed ...

Australian Olympic reporter Danika Mason, who was seemingly drunk on the air Wednesday, apologized Thursday for her actions. Mason could be seen slurring her words while discussing topics like the ...

Before television became crowded with formats and genres, it learned how to make people laugh—with the history of classic TV serving as proof. In the 1950s, sitcoms weren’t just another category of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What’s striking about these early sitcoms is how foundational they were. Many of the storytelling rhythms, character archetypes ...