While I never had the opportunity to interview legendary funnyman Red Skelton, I still have the feeling that I knew the late, great Hoosier-born comedian because of the wonderful Philips Family of … ...

Red Skelton spent more than seven decades making people laugh and charming audiences across radio, television, stage and film with his one-of-a-kind comedic style. Born Richard Bernard Skelton in ...

Comedian Red Skelton enjoyed career success with waves that made a splash with audiences in every performance medium. He was part of that small and very talented group that included Bob Hope, Georg… ...

The widow of legendary entertainer Red Skelton has pledged $4 million to the Vincennes University Foundation to create an art gallery.

Turner Classic Movies celebrates Red Skelton as their April star of the month. Richard Bernard Skelton, better known as Red Skelton, was an all-around entertainer, beginning in the circus ...

Nine years after his death, hundreds of clowns paraded through Red Skelton's southwestern Indiana hometown Saturday to celebrate Skelton's legacy and the theater that finally bears his name.

The exhibit at the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy showcases colorful paintings Skelton painted after visits to Japan and European nations.

VINCENNES, Ind. — Red Skelton always wanted a theater of his own. His career spanned six decades and four genres -- vaudeville, radio, movies and television -- but the rubber-faced comic never ...

Red Skelton had been one of the crown princes of comedy at MGM in the 1940s and early 1950s, starring in such films as 1942's "Whistling in Dixie" and 1949's "Neptune's Daughter." ...