Valerie Bertinelli shared that Betty White gave her the best advice she's ever received, teaching her to have gratitude about ...

Valerie Bertinelli is revealing an impactful piece of advice Betty White gave her that became particularly meaningful during ...

“The best piece of advice is from Betty White,” Bertinelli, 65, said of her late Hot in Cleveland costar. “She really taught me about gratitude. I thought I was grateful. She was just living, ...

Betty White, the award-winning actress and comedian famed for her roles on "The Golden Girls" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," has died at age 99.

Betty White’s Final Message: How ‘Betty White: A Celebration’ Pivoted to Become a Tribute to an Icon Producers Steve Boettcher and Mike Trinklein talk to The Hollywood Reporter about ...

Betty White had a long history with game shows, including appearing with Allen Ludden, right, on "Password." She and Ludden would marry in 1963 and remain husband and wife until his death in 1981.

Betty White, famed comedic actress, would have turned 100 on Monday. She died at the age of 99 just weeks ago on Dec. 31. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, File) ...

Betty White, the trailblazing television star whose more than eight-decade career saw her go from unforgettable roles on "The Golden Girls" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" to becoming a cultural ...

Betty’s Patient Acceptance of Others As Rose Nylund on the "Golden Girls," White played the part of an innocent, albeit naïve and happy woman who contended Bob Hope was her birthfather.

Betty White, an Emmy Award-winning comic actress who was best known for playing a man-hungry TV hostess on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” in the 1970s and a ditsy widow on “The Golden Girls ...

Betty White, who most famously starred in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Golden Girls, has died, just weeks away from her 100th birthday.

Betty Marion White was born on Jan. 17, 1922, in Oak Park, Illinois, and her family moved to Los Angeles during the Great Depression, where she attended Beverly Hills High School. A DEBUT IN THE 1930s ...