Lot 73, described as “Three renderings of the Mary Tyler Moore TV Land statue in Minneapolis,” has an estimated value of $200 to $300.

James Adolphus’ new HBO documentary Being Mary Tyler Moore begins with an awkward 1966 interview of Moore by producer and talk show host David Susskind. As Susskind rambles about how Laura ...

the steadfast associate producer at a fictional Minneapolis TV studio where the glass ceiling seemed as high as the IDS Center's roof panels in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"; Beth Jarrett ...

Now, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" got started because CBS wanted to ... that's ugly or unpleasant and just muddling through. A little of Beth Jarrett in "Ordinary People" came from those people ...

Celebrity documentaries often dig up old talk show footage, and early in HBO’s “Being Mary Tyler Moore” we see her interviewed by David Susskind. The exchange reveals both the host’s ...

Scene from the last episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show in which members of the "WJM-TV" team ... More gather after learning that most of them have been fired by the new management. From left ...

The actress, who starred in "The Dick Van Dyke Show" before charming audiences with her spunk in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," was left nearly blind from a decades-long battle with diabetes.

"This is the house that is featured in 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show,'" Brian Driscoll said. From 1970 to 1977, the sitcom rose to fame and gained fans across the country, with the show's characters ...

Mary Tyler Moore tosses her tam into the air after ... from her role on TV as Laura Petrie in “The Dick Van Dyke Show” to her performance as Beth, a mother frozen by grief, in “Ordinary ...

James Adolphus' documentary uses archival footage and audio interviews with peers, loved ones and admirers to put the spotlight on Moore as a star, a trailblazer and a person. By Daniel Fienberg ...