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The Lucille Ball Comedy Festival returns to the National ... how the National Comedy Center tells the story of this great art form that survives every moment,” Stewart said in a release.

The National Comedy Center has announced the lineup for the annual Lucille ... Chappelle. Ball famously insisted that any institution honoring her legacy also honor the entire art form.

Art Carney and Harvey Korman. A few years after it ran, George Lucas reportedly said, “If I had the time and a sledgehammer, I would track down every bootlegged copy of the program and smash it.” ...

As the eponymous protagonist of the hit 1950s sitcom "I Love Lucy," actor Lucille Ball redefined slapstick comedy while playing a wife and a mother, two roles not typically associated with humor ...

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