A nineties TV episode that was banned from screens for three years for a harrowing child murder scene is now available ... and watching the programme in full. The second episode of the fourth ...

If there’s one thing Murder, She Wrote fans have in common, it is a deep and abiding respect for Angela Lansbury and the fictitious character, Jessica Fletcher, that she portrays on the television ...

Q: Is it true there are plans for a revival of “Murder, She Wrote,” which would star Jamie ... And its return would echo the recent reboot of another TV mystery staple, “Matlock.” ...

A registered nurse was arrested and accused of aggravated murder after she allegedly convinced her patient that she had terminal cancer and injected her with a fatal dose of insulin in an attempt ...

It's been almost 30 years since 'Murder, She Wrote' aired its last episode with Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher. The series, one of the great police classics in history, will come back to life ...

Jamie Lee Curtis is circling the lead in the ‘Murder, She Wrote’ movie. Universal is driving the new development. If she signs, she’d take over the role made famous by Angela Lansbury on TV.

from classics like Murder, She Wrote to modern hits like Only Murders in the Building, and see why these DIY crime solvers have become some of TV’s most beloved characters. Part of the charm of ...

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis is the top choice to star in the Murder, She Wrote movie coming together ... and longest-running shows in TV history. Her Jessica Fletcher was a retired ...

Deejay Chaka Demus, whose verses of the hit song Murder She Wrote, were originally recorded by producer Bobby Digital, said his verse was inspired by someone he said had a “pretty face but a bad ...

Fans of the 1980s crime-drama TV series “Murder, She Wrote” will descend on Mendocino in May for the second annual festival celebrating the popular show. Fans of the 1980s crime-drama TV ...

how is it even possible that Murder, She Wrote gave us the straightest gay episode ever? Well, it was a product of the time—a deeply conservative era of American culture, when Ronald Reagan was ...