Bob Newhart, the iconic comedian and actor who launched a more than six-decade run in show business in 1960 with his introduction of a deadpan, stammering everyman character whose popularity he rode ...

No one ever listened funnier than Bob Newhart. Any acting coach will tell you, of course, that an ability to really, fully listen to what another actor is saying is one of the trade’s essential tools.

Bob Newhart, the former accountant who rose to comedy superstardom with a mathematical precision in timing a deadpan routine down to a decimal point, died Thursday, according to his publicist. He was ...

In the annals of broadcast and streaming TV, there have been stunning series finales, stunningly divisive series finales, and then there was the 1990 finale of Newhart, which still stands out as ...

Bob Newhart, architect of the most famous dream gimmick since that "Midsummer Night's" one, and among the most beloved stars in the long history of television, died Thursday at age 94. His publicist, ...

A former accountant, he became an overnight sensation with the release of a 1960 live comedy album, then starred in a pair of fabled CBS sitcoms. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Bob Newhart, the beloved ...

The comedian Bob Newhart has died. He was 94. Us Weekly can confirm that Newhart died on Thursday, July 18, after a “series of short illnesses,” his publicist, Jerry Digney, said in a statement.

No one ever listened funnier than Bob Newhart. Any acting coach will tell you, of course, that an ability to really, fully listen to what another actor is saying is one of the trade’s essential tools.