When longtime TV great and Broadway actress Linda Lavin passed away unexpectedly in late December, a deep wave of sadness was felt across the cast and crew of Hulu’s “Mid-Century Modern.” ...

she declares, her voice suddenly crescendoing into a scream. That was not to be. Linda Lavin, the TV legend who plays Sybil, died in December, during the filming of the season, and Sybil is ...

The fabulous and illustrious Linda Lavin brings to life Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny's mother, on Hulu's new gay sitcom Mid-Century Modern — starring alongside Nathan Lane (Bunny), Matt Bomer ...

Linda Lavin died of cardiopulmonary arrest with the underlying cause being lung cancer, according to her death certificate obtained by Fox News Digital. The 87-year-old had recently been diagnosed ...

Linda Lavin’s cause of death has been revealed. The “Alice” actress passed away Dec. 29 after suffering cardiopulmonary arrest with lung cancer listed as the underlying cause, according to ...

“I thought getting attention was the same thing as getting love,” the actress Linda Lavin told me in a hushed whisper in 2012, recalling performing for her family as a child, during one of our ...

The actress Linda Lavin spent years playing and celebrating working women. She died Sunday at 87 years old. NPR's Isabella Gomez Sarmiento has this appreciation. ISABELLA GOMEZ SARMIENTO ...

She also established the Linda Lavin Theatre Research Award, an annual award to support research in theater or dance. A native of Portland, Maine, Lavin was on the stage at age 5, thanks to her ...

When Linda Lavin appeared on the doorstep of ... she is glamorous and gets to sing a verse of “Steam Heat” and dance a little. (Lavin, who sang the “Alice” theme, also had a cabaret ...

If you needed to pay a stranger to call you, you could hardly have done better than a voice like Linda Lavin’s. That was the premise of a melancholy comedy in which the six-time Tony nominee ...

Linda Lavin, who died Sunday at age 87, was a captivating Broadway star beloved by audiences for her electrifying contradictions. A celebrated fixture of the New York stage for six decades ...