When last seen, New York City police Lt. Theo Kojak was a baldheaded lollipop addict with a trademark line — "Who loves ya, baby?" — and Greek heritage. That was SO 1970s (1973-78, exactly, and a ...

Adam Chitwood is a former Managing Editor at Collider, where he covered film and television with a focus on interviews, features, and industry analysis. While not every project in Hollywood actually ...

The new USA Network series "Kojak" could test the track record of one of NBC Universal's most popular global exports: TV detective shows. One of the reasons USA brass put "Kojak" into production is ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Ving Rhames hears the question often. Why make Lt. Theo Kojak black? After all, everyone remembers the no-nonsense, Tootsie Pops-sucking New York City detective being Greek, ...

Cinematographer Sol Negrin, best known for his work on TV series “Kojak” and “St. Elsewhere” died unexpectedly on March 28. A five-time Emmy nominee, Negrin was born and worked in New York. After ...

That’s what Ving Rhames will soon be saying, as star of a potential wheel of “Kojak” movies for USA Network. Rhames has agreed to take the title role, Lt. Theo Kojak, in a re-envisioning of the ...

Kevin Dobson, an actor best known for his starring roles on the CBS shows “Kojak” and “Knots Landing,” died on Sunday. He was 77. The United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County announced Dobson’s ...

To head off a bloody war between rival crime families, Kojak must find out who committed a series of murders in Chinatown and bring them to justice. To head off a bloody war between rival crime ...

Kevin Dobson, best known for his work on TV dramas Kojak, Knots Landing and Days of Our Lives, has died. He was 77. The United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County announced the actor’s death on ...

Former “Knots Landing” and “Kojak” star Kevin Dobson is dead at age 77, the United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County announced. Dobson, an Army veteran who previously served as chairman for the ...

Actor Kevin Dobson, a star on beloved CBS dramas “Kojak” and “Knots Landing,” died Sunday of a heart attack. He was 77. Dobson’s death was announced via Facebook by the United Veterans Council of San ...