In 1984, Michael Larson drove from Lebanon, Ohio, to California to compete on Press Your Luck, and ended up a part of game show history. Some people like to play, and some people live to play. A new ...
Forty years ago, an unusual game show scandal had CBS writing a record-breaking check for $110,237. The story of Michael Larson and his winnings—which remained unmatched on an American game show until ...
A seasoned data and commerce leader steps into a pivotal role as Omnicom’s merger moves reshape the future of marketing and ...
Robert “Bob” Michael Larson, 82, of Northbrook, IL, passed away peacefully in his sleep December 9, 2018. Beloved husband for 60+ years of Mary Lee (Lyle) Larson; loving father of Ronald Michael (Ann) ...
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The TV game show Press Your Luck challenged contestants to spin their way to big money, grand vacations, ...
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) – The co-founder of a popular brewery is not only accused of being the driver in a deadly hit-and-run, but also trying to cover it up. Michael Larson, 39, of New Britain, was ...
Press Your Luck debuted in 1983 and, the following year, was scammed by The Luckiest Man in America. Michael Larson, an ice cream truck driver from Ohio, appeared on the show and walked away with more ...
Samir Oliveros' film depicts the fateful 1984 appearance on 'Press Your Luck' by ice-cream truck driver Michael Larson, who would win the largest prize in the show's history. By Angie Han Television ...
The family of Greg Larson got to celebrate him one more time during the New York Giants Top 100 Players of All-Time celebration Sept. 6-8. Greg Larson's son Michael and his wife Joey pose with New ...
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