TV legend Norman Lear died last year at age 101. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Television legend Norman Lear — the creator of classic shows such as “All in the Family” and “Good Times” who died at 101 ...

Family patriarch James Evans (John Amos) is a key cast member on the late Norman Lear's sitcom "Good Times" during its first three seasons. Then, in the Season 4 premiere, the Evans family finds out ...

John Amos was fired from "Good Times" after clashing with the writers, so why did creator Norman Lear hire him for another sitcom two decades later?

Norman Lear died last month. He was a writer and showrunner for some of the biggest, most influential sitcoms of all time. Lear redefined what the sitcom genre could be. With Sanford and Son, Lear ...

The television producer’s prime pieces will be featured in a special evening sale at Christie’s in May. By Robin Pogrebin Norman Lear was best known for what he created on television, but he also ...

Few people transformed television quite like Norman Lear. The legendary writer and producer revolutionized the sitcom by tackling issues that had rarely been discussed on network TV, creating ...

Norman Lear has produced, created or developed more than 100 shows. One of them was the short-lived but influential 1992 sitcom “The Powers That Be.” David Crane and Marta Kauffman created the show ...