Few TV show characters have the shelf-life that Peter Falk’s Detective Columbo had from 1968 into the onset of the 21st-century. The fictional detective, who debuted in the early 1960s, was a ...

These days, many directors go to film school before they break into show business. During an interview with Empire, Spielberg described working on Columbo as his film school. “They were the first ...

Everything gets rebooted these days, but there’s one property that has so far gone unsullied: Columbo, the peerless and unique detective show that gave Peter Falk arguably (well, almost arguably) his ...

In the mid-1960s, a young actor named Peter Falk got caught in a rainstorm in New York City. He ducked into a shop and purchased a tan raincoat for $15. Years later, that tatty raincoat would become ...

Disclaimer: When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. The full original run of Columbo is finally coming to Blu-ray. The show, about an eccentric TV detective ...

A jury decides that William Link and Richard Levinson didn't wait too long to bring suit and that Universal couldn't deduct distribution fees for the 1970s detective series. By Eriq Gardner Former ...

The creators of 'Columbo' are owed more than $70 million in profits and interest, a judge has held, following a three-phase trial that included an assessment by a panel of accounting referees. By ...

The audience eats this up. Jack Hunter’s Act Two entrance as Columbo, complete with trench coat and cigar, inspires spontaneous applause. Hunter captures all of the character’s familiar gestures and ...

Emmy-nominated film and TV editor Richard Bracken has died. He was 90. Bracken died Thursday of kidney failure in Chatsworth, California, according to his daughter Kathleen Bracken. Over the course of ...