“Lynda Carter’s iconic portrayal remains a timeless symbol of strength, courage, and empowerment,” said Maureen J. Reidy, President and CEO of The Paley Center for Media. Lynda Carter was a Wonder ...

Lynda Carter is paying tribute to her iconic character Wonder Woman as the series about her turns 50 Receiving a Paley Center for Media Honors Award this week, Carter said that TV executives "didn't ...

Lynda Carter and director Patty Jenkins will discuss 50 years of the Wonder Woman TV series at the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. The post Lynda Carter & Patty Jenkins to Discuss WONDER ...

Lynda Carter is now in her seventh decade…and she’s still the definitive Wonder Woman for legions of fans! Back in the 1970s, the place to see superheroes was on your TV. For three seasons, Carter ...

In 1975, actress Lynda Carter stepped into the role of Diana Prince on television’s Wonder Woman, becoming the first person to portray the character in live-action. Her version of the DC Comics ...

For five decades, Wonder Woman has been far more than just a TV series: Lynda Carter’s powerful heroine has served as a revolutionary role model for young girls, even boys, everywhere. Wonder Woman ...

In the comics, the second Wonder Girl, Cassie Sandsmark, became a blonde Wonder Woman in a future timeline. Most famously, the pony-tailed Amazon known as Artemis took over as Wonder Woman for almost ...

When you spend a good chunk of your day covering news and writing opinions on a range of topics that are the most fun-loving and cheerful, it's a nice reboot to our brains when we can report on ...

Wonder Woman was a hit when it debuted on television in 1975, but star Lynda Carter says the doubters were always there. On Monday night, May 19 in New York City, Carter received a Paley Center for ...