Regis Philbin's net worth, estimated at $150 million, was a testament to his decades-long career as an iconic American TV personality. He cemented his status as a TV icon by hosting the game show Who ...

Regis Philbin was a television icon for over 60 years. That's right, 60 years. That must be some kind of record, or at least one of the longest tenures in the highly competitive industry. Opinion: ...

Jimmy Kimmel walked away with a trophy at Sunday night’s (September 7) 77th Creative Arts Emmy Awards and used his acceptance speech to thank the late Regis Philbin. After collecting the trophy, ...

Regis Philbin, who hosted the original version of ABC’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, won a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Game Show host in 2001. Nearly, 25 years later, the category has been upgraded ...

Jimmy Kimmel walked away with a trophy at Sunday night’s (September 7) 77th Creative Arts Emmy Awards and used his acceptance speech to thank the late Regis Philbin. The late-night host won the Emmy ...

Few have made as much of an impact in the world of broadcast entertainment television as either Regis Philbin or Simon Cowell. The former the consummate host, the latter the ultimate producer. The two ...

NPR is receiving a highly symbolic financial boost days before Congress is expected to vote on the fate of federal funding that supports the news and culture nonprofit. Ann Philbin, former director ...

The Price is Right, Jeopardy!, and now we can add Who Wants to Be a Millionaire to the list of prominent game shows Dan Patrick almost hosted. “I was up for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. So, I meet ...

A sack specialist, he led the American Football League in taking down quarterbacks in the 1968 regular season, which was capped by the Jets’ upset win in Super Bowl III. By Richard Sandomir Gerry ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Gerry Philbin, one of the most distinguished players in University at Buffalo’s football history who went on to become a defensive leader for the Super Bowl champion New York ...

Gerry Philbin, one of the AFL's most decorated pass rushers of the 1960s and an essential member of the New York Jets' famous triumph in Super Bowl III, died Wednesday the Jets organization said. He ...