The Cosby Show News

It's hard to believe that comedian, actor, and author Bill Cosby never won an Emmy for his groundbreaking NBC sitcom " The Cosby Show ," but he's collected plenty of hardware in his long and illustrious career.

For Phylicia Rashad, when the final episode of "The Cosby Show" aired on April 30, 1992, her career really began to take flight.

Bill Cosby 's coming to UCA in the coming months and for Generation X and baby boomers, that's a good thing.

Some of the most recognizable names in television history have portrayed them so brilliantly that we've watched our own mothers, time and again, in one or more of their performances over the past six decades.

There have been dozens of TV moms over the years, but June Cleaver of the series Leave It to Beaver has once again been named the TV mom Americans would most like to have had growing up.

As Claire Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," Phylicia Rashad ranks as one of TV's all-time favorite moms.

The Cosby Show's Lisa Bonet filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking damages for injuries sustained by her and her children in a car crash.

Our survey of eight area broadcasters found Clair Huxtable, the matriarch of the classic 1980s sitcom, "The Cosby Show," played by Phylicia Rashad, to be overwhelmingly the ideal small-screen mother.

Mother's Day is a day when we moms suspect that your cards tell us not who we really are, but who you, our family, society, and maybe even God wishes we were.

Looks like Beaver had it best. In a recent survey, June Cleaver from the popular 1950s television show, "Leave it to Beaver," came in on top for the mom that Americans would have most liked to be their own mother when they were growing up.

The very first thing Bill Cosby said on the phone was, "What school did you come out of?" Not, did you go to school, but where did you go to school.

Actress Erika Alexander, left, posing with Free Press columnist Rochelle Riley, is in Detroit to film 'Low Winter Sun.' / Rochelle Riley/Detroit Free Press Had I not, I would not have been ravenous around 3 p.m. And I would not have walked next door to the DoubleTree Fort Shelby hotel in Detroit for food.

I always suspected some parents had superpowers and it was confirmed when I was a junior in high school.

In 2009 The Cosby Show celebrated 25 years since it's debut on NBC . Loosely based on Cosby's standup work, this iconic sitcom focused on the Huxtable family, an upper middle-class black family living in Brooklyn.

Locals curious about the outcome of a TV taping at the Hatboro Cemetery and a Newington Drive home in Upper Moreland Township may have their chance to see the footage after all.

The "Rodney King Riots," also known as the "Los Angeles Riots," began this day in 1992, after four Los Angeles Police Department officers were acquitted of charges in the savage beating of Rodney King .