Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to steak, but no matter how you like it, you should never order your steak ...

In the latest TV Legends Revealed, learn the surprising reason why Fonzie jumped over a shark in an infamous Happy Days ...

Henry Winkler opened up in his commencement speech at Georgetown University about his own struggles in school, including nearly failing out of Emerson College.

The episode humorously explores Mork’s attempts to understand Earth customs—such as shaking hands with his fingers—and features a psychic showdown between Mork and Fonzie, who uses his famed ...

being our favorite. As for the stories, they’re a classic one-shot format, ranging from Fonzie winning a $100,000 grand prize to him reconnecting with an old friend. Gold Key Comics published ...

The idiom “jumping the shark” is well-known, referring to the 1977 episode of the American sitcom Happy Days, in which the character of Fonzie jumps over a live shark while on waterskis.

Fonzie, a cavapoo, and bichonpoo, Romeo. “It is just a dream, and worth the bigger mortgage,” she says. The move meant leaving behind a close-knit network of London friends and neighbours but ...

During a recent interview with The Post-Gazette, Winkler revealed that Howard once opened up to him about how it felt seeing Fonzie become the focus of Happy Days in its later seasons. Winkler ...

“It’s just been a great show.” In “Happy Days,” Howard played Richie Cunningham and Winkler played Richie’s friend, Fonzie. Richie’s other pals, Potsie and Ralph, were portrayed by ...

From that point forward, stunt doubles and clever camera work kept Fonzie safely in frame. Faced with those declining numbers, Garry Marshall turned to a solution he had, as noted, previously used ...

Most know him as "The Fonz," but to many Cincinnatians, he perhaps is also now known for having great taste.This is because actor Henry Winkler, who played the iconic character of Arthur "Fonzie ...