“The business changed drastically in the nine years we were doing the show to the point where I don’t think ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ would have gotten on the air the year it went off the air.”

Drag queens are making it work and spreading their own kind of joy, on-screen and off

While the characters, storylines, and mood of Bel-Air are markedly different from the sitcom, pretty much every episode does include a reference big or small to the past.

It’s a show about language, with dialogue so droll and deliriously wise-cracky, you’re likely to be hitting the rewind button to figure out what the hell the characters are actually saying

Lucy decides to throw a New Year’s Eve party at an old theater, which she rents, need it be said, with nickels

I think the friendship was the glue of our show. No matter where we went, no matter what we did, we kept coming back to, ‘I got you.’

The City That Never Sleeps is the perfect locale to celebrate an industrial dream factory

“Life is too short to be hating and keeping secrets.” —The ghoulish movie host chats with our sister paper, LA Weekly