Bob Newhart

Bob Newhart, known as Papa Elf in Jon Favreau's 'Elf', passed away at 94. He was celebrated for his comedy album with Warner Bros. and appearances in 'The Simpsons' (1996), 'The Big Bang Theory', 'Young Sheldon', 'The Rescuers', and 'In & Out'. Collaborating with Will Ferrell and James Caan, Newhart's roles and humor enriched children's entertainment.

Comedian and actor Bob Newhart has died at the age of 94 in his Los Angeles home. With a career that spanned over six decades, Newhart was known for his iconic roles in The Bob Newhart Show and Newhart. He leaves behind a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry.

Bob Newhart, 94, passed away in Los Angeles after short illnesses, confirmed by publicist Jerry Digney. A renowned comedian and actor, he starred in 'The Bob Newhart Show' and 'Newhart.' His 1960 album won Grammys. He was also an Emmy winner for 'The Big Bang Theory' and Mark Twain Prize recipient. Originating from Chicago, he graduated from Loyola and married in 1964.

Veteran comedy writer David Davis, who co-created the indelible ensemble comedies 'The Bob Newhart Show' and 'Taxi,' passed away at 86 on November 4 in Los Angeles. Davis' death was confirmed Saturday by his daughter, Samantha Davis-Friedman.

Actress Marcia Wallace, the voice of scoffing schoolteacher Edna Krabappel on hit TV series 'The Simpsons', has died. She was 70.

Bob Newhart will be back to reprise his role as Arthur, aka Professor Proton, in the December episode of 'The Big Bang Theory'.

A lawsuit has been filed against the makers of TV show 'The Big Bang Theory' over the ownership of the song 'Soft kitty'.

Peter Scolari, a versatile character actor whose television roles included a yuppie producer on “Newhart” and a closeted dad on “Girls” and who was on Broadway with longtime friend Tom Hanks in “Lucky Guy," has died. He was 66.

Peter Scolari, a versatile character actor whose television roles included a yuppie producer on "Newhart" and a closeted dad on "Girls" and who was on Broadway with longtime friend Tom Hanks in "Lucky Guy," has died.

Conan O'Brien, 61, is set to receive the Mark Twain Prize for lifetime achievement in comedy at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts amid recent upheaval following President Trump's takeover of the board. The ceremony incites controversy as artists respond with cancellations and politically charged performances.

Ruth Buzzi, celebrated for her role as Gladys Ormphby on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In," has passed away at 88 after a 45-year career. She won a Golden Globe and was a two-time Emmy nominee for the NBC show. Buzzi's character, known for striking people with her purse, resonated with audiences. She also appeared in various TV shows and movies.

The 68th annual Primetime Emmy Award nominations were announced recently in Los Angeles. Black-ish's Anthony Anderson and Gilmore Girls' Lauren Graham announced the nominees in several categories.

Ed McMahon, the loyal ‘Tonight' show sidekick who bolstered boss Johnny Carson for 30 years, died early Tuesday. He was 86.

Norman Lear, the writer, director, and producer who revolutionized prime time television with topical sitcoms, has died at the age of 101. Lear created bold and controversial comedies that tackled political and social issues, making them accessible to TV sitcom viewers. His signature production, "All in the Family," immersed in the headlines of the day, featured blue-collar conservative Archie Bunker and his liberal son-in-law. Lear's shows helped define prime time comedy, launched the careers of young performers, and made middle-aged superstars out of Carroll O'Connor, Bea Arthur, and Redd Foxx.