Lucille Ball - We Still Love Lucy!
My Tribute To Lucille Ball
In this site we focus on one of America's best and funniest comedians of all time Lucille Ball.  Each segment of the site will focus on different threads of her life and career. It seems today's "clowns" think you can't be funny unless you throw out 4 letter vulgarities like corn in a chicken pen. If that is true, isn't it even more amazing what these older comics accomplished? We are fans and have been of the oldies like Lucy and Red Skelton. Read and enjoy!

I love Lucy List
Loads of Lists on Lucille Ball
Everybody loves Lucy. You hear it all the time. Even my pre-verbal child would laugh uproariously at "I Love Lucy" re-runs on Nickelodian. (I saw it as it happened.) Lucy's slapstick was so great that even an infant could see the humor. Most folks still know who Lucille Ball was from TV, but not much about the rest of her career. I hope the lists you'll find here will have you loving Lucy even more than ever. Lucy could fill a hundred lists, and virtually does. I won't make you grope thro...

Lucille Ball
Laugh It Out With Lucille Ball
Lucille Ball...the best of all female comedians the world has ever known. Find out why many people shout, "I LOVE LUCYYYYY!!!!" However, if you ask me, I love I Love Lucy because this vintage comedy sitcom is pure fun in a very wholesome way! Nobody these days can crate a funny story without any slapsticks or toilet humor jokes! And there are lots of things that you can learn from Lucy, too! It all boils down to giving us lessons in life this vintage sitcom. And you just can say that it's re...

Lucille Ball Video Showcase
Lucille, or Lucy, is The Queen of Comedy
Lucille Ball on her shows was always a treat to watch. I don't think there was any other who had more shows. She is more known for her work on tv than in the movies. She has worked with her husband Desi Arnaz and her two children Lucy Arnaz and Desi Arnaz, Jr..

Lucille Ball
Lucille Ball was an American comedian, actress and star of the sitcom 'I Love Lucy'. Lucille Ball received many prestigious awards throughout her career including some received posthumously such as the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George H. W. Bush on July 6, 1989, and The Women's International Center's Living Legacy Award. There is a Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center museum in Lucy's hometown of Jamestown, New York. The Little Theatre was renamed the Lucille Ball Little Theatre ...