Sanford and Son

Comedy legend Redd Foxx made a name for himself in the 1950s and 1960s, at a time when people were still extremely mild-mannered and conservative. […]

There’s one thing that comedians Richard Pryor, Pat Morita, Jamie Foxx and Chris Rock all have in common: They’ve all cited the Redd Foxx as […]

Veteran actor Raymond Allen, who starred in some of the most popular sitcoms of the 1970s, died on Monday from respiratory issues not related to […]

Norman Lear died Tuesday at the age of 101. The award-winning writer, director and producer helped shape sitcom TV into what it is today and […]

Whitman Mayo: Beyond Grady’s Giggles – A Dedicated Mentor Shaping the Next Generation of Filmmakers While Whitman Mayo charmed audiences worldwide with his endearing and […]

The final curtain call on the iconic sitcom Sanford and Son marked not just the end of a television era but also a significant turning […]

Redd Foxx, the comedic titan who indelibly etched himself into the American consciousness as the cantankerous yet ultimately endearing junk dealer Fred Sanford, experienced a […]

Sanford and Son, the first mainstream, primetime sitcom in television history with an almost-all Black cast, debuted on NBC on Jan. 14, 1972. Created by […]

Redd Foxx was known for being very dirty. Once, he even auditioned to do comedy at a strip club but was deemed too raunchy. His […]

It’s not every day that sports legends, Hollywood stars, and the President of the United States come together for a special moment of prayer in […]