Chuck Connors News

If it's Thursday, this must be the mailbag. . . . Q: What ever happened to Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford of the ''Rifleman'' series? A: After The Rifleman ended its five-season run in 1963, Connors made other forays into television, both as a regular and guest star.

There was always a little bit of show business in the Lubbock car dealerships of the mid-20th century.

By Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - Arnold Laven, a film and television director and producer who was a partner in the production company that produced the TV series "The Rifleman" and "The Big Valley," has died.

Miles O'Keefe: Sgt. Darkin Fred Williamson: Feather Scott Green: Trash Gabriele Gori: Bronx Mike Malin: Nose Daniel Alvarado: Major Chuck Connors: Senator Morris Directed By: Stelvio Massi Written By: Roberto Leoni Release Date: August 18, 2009 Not Rated Ok, so the first thing I should say is that this is not a sequel to The Inglorious Bastards , ...

Heidi Ramirez, who recently resigned from the state's School Reform Commission that oversees Philadelphia public schools, has been getting the heroine treatment for putting up a good fight.

And now a dozen others our judges thought worthy of mention: Adam's Rib Nora Ephron scripted this serial adap tation of the Tracy-Hepburn classic.

Think of it as a wake for Pontiac. Three drag-racing movies, three decades of cars, shifting attitudes toward rule of law and youth culture as seen through the drive-in projector.

Does anyone out there remember that TV show from the '60s called Branded, starring Chuck Connors? It was about the lone survivor of a Wild West battle who was wrongly branded a coward.

Quoting from the title song of the 1960s television series "Branded," a state appeals court panel ruled Friday that a Stafford County judge overstepped his authority when he ordered a man to put signs on his house and car announcing that he is a sex offender.