Merv Griffin died in 2007, but he lives on in TV history thanks to having created the remarkably durable game shows Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. He even composed the iconic Jeopardy theme song. But ...

The late night hosts started on equal footing, but didn't stay there Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson were pitted against each other early in their late-night careers Griffin had a background in acting, ...

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan, "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak and others share their thoughts on the life and death of entertainer and business mogul Merv Griffin. By Staff reports, The Associated ...

Media mogul Merv Griffin, who died in 2007 at the age of 82, can be thanked for bringing two of the most iconic pop culture programs into American living rooms. In addition to creating and producing ...

Find out why Alex Trebek feels that 'Jeopardy!' creator Merv Griffin preferred his other show creation, 'Wheel of Fortune,' more than the quiz show. Merv Griffin, who in addition to becoming a media ...

Merv Griffin, the mogul who hosted an eponymous talk show for more than 20 years, created "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune" and oversaw a diversified empire via the Griffin Group, died early Sunday.

Thoroughbred owner Merv Griffin, who campaigned 2005 juvenile champion Stevie Wonderboy, remained hospitalized July 20 with a recurrence of prostate cancer, according to an announcement posted on the ...

The Griffin Ranch community was born from a sprawling equestrian compound in La Quinta, California, that was once the site of Merv Griffin's large estate. About the same time, perhaps transitioning ...

Griffin biographer Steve Randisi appeared on Nostalgia Tonight with Joe Sibilia, telling the host about how the dynamic between the two evolved from tension to mutual respect Merv Griffin and Johnny ...