The ninety-two-year-old comedy legend has influenced generations of performers. In a string of recent TV roles, she has been co-starring with some of her closest comedic heirs.

The pioneering session musician, 90, remains a fiercely independent thinker. “I have to do things the way I see fit.” Carol Kaye began her career as a jazz guitarist, before moving into the pop world ...

Prior to each show, Burnett would take the stage alone, tell the stage manager to “bump up the lights,” and then randomly pick audience members who had questions for the famous funny lady. In a ...

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Ball's transformative message to Burnett? " 'Kid, whenever you need me, give me a call,' " Burnett shares Virginia Chamlee is a Politics Writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE for three ...

Comedy legend Carol Burnett is returning to TV to toast the 50th anniversary of her award-winning variety show—and at 84, she's also celebrating an amazing life of triumph over tears, RadarOnline.com ...

In her birthday tribute, Nancy Sinatra called Burnett an "American treasure" who is "dearly loved" Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has been writing about fashion, parenting and pop ...

With her fiery red hair, striking figure, and unforgettable smile, it’s no wonder Rita Hayworth became one of Hollywood’s most iconic screen sirens (and one of my personal favorites). But long before ...

Everybody definitely knows Ted Danson's name at the 2025 Golden Globes. The Cheers alum was bursting with gratitude as he accepted the Carol Burnett Award during the inaugural Golden Gala on Jan. 3 at ...

Classic Hollywood stars are often known for their many marriages and it turns out actress Rita Hayworth was no different. The actress married Edward C. Judson in 1937. At the time of their wedding, ...

Carol Burnett loved spoofing classic movies on her legendary, eponymous 1967-78 CBS comedy-variety show, so it’s wholly appropriate that she’s now bringing some of those sketches to Turner Classic ...