The Latest Breaking News from Henry Winkler

Looking at the deep, distinguished slate of comedy series Emmy nominees this year, you might wish that the television academy could splinter the category into subsections — best comedy you watch through splayed fingers, occasionally without laughing once through an episode ("Barry"), best comedy in which someone is killed but…

Winkler apologised to the musician and complimented his outfit

There's been rumours of a feud between Tom Hanks and Henry Winkler for many years, with the latter having hinted it originated on the set of comedy film Turner & Hooch (1989)

LOS ANGELES — Potsie for ... mayor? "Happy Days" actor Anson Williams is planning to run for office in his hometown of Ojai, in Ventura County.

"Aren't [you] kind of a celeb, Hersh?" the "Barry" actor questioned in a tweet

Given how brutal that episode was, I don't blame him.

There are so many great comedies on TV right now that I want to break out in song — something from "Schmigadoon!" perhaps, maybe "Corn Puddin'" if I'm in the mood to annoy my neighbors. (To be clear, it's my singing that's bothersome, more so than the song.)

he memoir, currently untitled, is scheduled for 2024. Winkler, 76, became famous in the 1970s as “The Fonz” on the sitcom “Happy Days” and has worked steadily ever since.

Henry Winkler is busy as ever these days, but the actor is still making time to write a memoir

The actor and comedian rose to fame as ‘the impressions guy’ on Saturday Night Live. Now he’s the star of an Emmy-winning sitcom, which he also writes and directs. If only he could be less anxious about it all …

HBO's sublime one-two punch of tragedy and giggles is back, and we can't help but root for the absolute reprobates