International Criminal Court opens hearings into former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte BAFTAs host Alan Cumming ...

Easton Area High School ninth-grader Leona Primer entered the national contest, which is affiliated with Bob Ross Presents.

The net proceeds from the paintings' sales will fund public television following more than $1 billion in cuts by the Trump administration Three paintings by the late Bob Ross fetched over a $1 million ...

Three paintings by late artist Bob Ross — who taught art to viewers nationwide for more than a decade in the 1980s and early Nineties on PBS TV series, The Joy of Painting — sold for a total of $1.27 ...

My uncle Frank, now 97 years young, introduced me to artist/broadcaster Bob Ross (1942-1995) when I was a kid. Growing up, my uncle Frank was the craftsman of craftsmen. He could fix a leaky toilet, ...

An original Bob Ross painting, created during an episode of the television show “The Joy of Painting” in 1990, sold for $787,900 at Bonham’s on Tuesday. The sale is the most recent in a series of ...

"Change of Seasons," painted by television host Bob Ross in 1990, is among the pieces up for auction by Bonhams Skinner. (Courtesy of Bonhams) Fans of "The Joy of Painting" with cash to spare now have ...

A painting Bob Ross created in Muncie, Indiana, set an auction record last week with the help of TV show host John Oliver. “Cabin at Sunset” was sold for $1,044,000 through an auction by HBO’s “Last ...

Following Bob Ross step by step and seeing what happens. Donald Trump faces articles of impeachment before Christmas Case against Letitia James is a 'garden variety mortgage fraud prosecution,' DOJ ...

Happy little trees and other curious items are bringing in big bucks for public broadcasting stations. John Oliver announced an auction to benefit local stations on the Nov. 16 season finale of his ...

Bob Ross’s "Winter’s Peace" sold for $318,000 at Bonhams in Los Angeles, setting a new auction record and leading three works that totaled $662,000. The sale drew 356 bidders—more than twice the usual ...