Henry Winkler is receiving a big honor two months before his 80th birthday. The Happy Days star announced on Instagram that he will be the subject of a Little Golden Books biography, with a special ...

If you’re walking along the river in Downtown Milwaukee, you may see a familiar face cast in bronze: the character affectionately known as “The Fonz” from the TV show Happy Days. During the show’s ...

TV Legend Henry Winkler Feeling the Love For Deeply Personal New Project originally appeared on Parade. TV legend Henry Winkler shared his latest project on Instagram on Monday, August 11, and fans ...

“Isn’t it funny? In New York, they think, ‘If I honk my horn, the cars might actually move.'” Actor and pop culture icon Henry Winkler is best known and beloved to multiple generations for his ...

Although Ghostface’s body count has gone through the roof over the years, one of the Scream franchise’s first victims had to help bring out his killer instinct. “I loved my time with Henry Winkler.

UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- "The Fonz" returned to his roots Monday on the Upper West Side. Actor and author Henry Winkler spoke to children at PS 87, the same elementary school he attended.

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" ...

The season one finale of the hit docuseries Hazardous History with Henry Winkler premieres on the History Channel Sunday, Aug. 3 at 10/9c. Throughout the debut season, Winkler has taken viewers on a ...

Stunt actor Lee Waddell said he 'fanboyed' when he met the 'Happy Days' star Miramax/Kobal/Shutterstock Fans might be starstruck by Henry Winkler, but some of his ...

Although Ghostface’s body count has gone through the roof over the years, one of the Scream franchise’s first victims had to help bring out his killer instinct. Stuntman Lee Waddell, who donned the ...

Although Ghostface’s body count has gone through the roof over the years, one of the Scream franchise’s first victims had to help bring out his killer instinct. Stuntman Lee Waddell, who donned the ...