By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent Six years ago this month, Bill Cosby was sentenced to prison.

The disgraced comedian quietly listed his long-held residence at 18 E. 71st St. for a $29 million sum — and it’s not the only ...

Cosby, 88, has put his primary New York residence on the market—months after he was threatened with foreclosure over a $17.5 ...

Bill Cosby is selling his townhouse at 18 East 71st Street. The seven-story limestone and copper mansion, which the ...

Joe Black, the first Black pitcher to win a World Series game, left a lasting legacy beyond baseball. Bill Cosby shares their ...

He built The Cosby Show, which for five years reigned supreme, showing Cliff and Clair Huxtable as what America insisted ...

Disgraced comedian Bill Cosby is looking to sell his longtime home on the Upper East Side amid a foreclosure fight over the ...

In a new doc, Warner, who played Theo Huxtable for eight seasons, recalls having a front-row seat as Cosby battled execs to ...

The disgraced actor listed the home at 18 East 71st Street, one of two uptown properties under threat of foreclosure ...

Bill Cosby's fortune remains vast despite his fall from grace, while the death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner has once again thrown ...

Bill Cosby said his widely criticized admonition that young Black men should “pull their pants up” was less about fashion and ...

"He was a beloved teenager in an iconic television series that the world watched grow into manhood,” the 'Cosby Show' alum ...