Christopher Gardner's memoir "The Pursuit of Happyness" was based on the Navy veteran's one-year struggle with homelessness.

Two new motions have been filed for a Toney man convicted for shooting wife to death in 2022, stating the verdict given to him at the start of May was contrary to the weight of the evidence, court ...

Jennifer Garner and her boyfriend, John Miller, were spotted sharing a warm embrace and a passionate kiss outside his ...

The Good Wife was a popular courtroom drama on CBS that ran from 2009 to 2016. The show starred Julianna Margulies as the main character. Juliana played Alicia Florrick, the wife of a disgraced ...

Ten years after Will’s demise, Josh Charles and The Good Wife’s creators reflect: “The only wall high enough to keep the two lovers apart was death.” ...

Gardner's downtown renaissance continues with a new apartment complex officially open. City and state officials were on hand for the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the Ryan Block ...

Gardner officials held a grand opening ceremony on Friday, Feb. 9, for the new $3.8 million apartment complex at 52 Parker St. Gardner's downtown renaissance continues with new apartments - what ...

Christine Baranski on shooting the heartbreaking Good Wife scene that left her sobbing—and then getting drunk and having a big laugh after his funeral. After ping-ponging between stage, TV, and ...

One of Alicia's most interesting romances on 'The Good Wife' was with fellow attorney and her boss, Will Gardner, who is played by actor Josh Charles. Skip to main content.

Over two years later, Josh Charles returned for The Good Wife series finale. Will appeared to Alicia in a dream sequence. “I’ll love you forever,” she tells him.

The Good Fight is set to premiere on CBS All Access on Sunday. With The Good Wife spinoff focusing on Diane Lockhart and briefly touching on Will Gardner, viewers might need a refresher on what ...

CBS’ The Good Wife ended Sunday night on a note of deep, deliberate ambiguity that, for all its clever dodging of definitiveness, struck an oddly incorrect note.