Paul Walter Hauser, who has made playing lovable losers his stock-in-trade, can't break through in "The Luckiest Man in America," which casts him as a "Press Your Luck" contestant who took the show ...

The real-life story of the ice cream truck driver who mastered “Press Your Luck” is one of hard work and risk-taking, the film’s director says.

Michael Larson was definitely “The Luckiest Man In America” in May 1984 when he won over $110,000 on the game show “Press Your Luck.” ...

A woman says her husband tried to ditch their family day out to spend time with friends and is now giving her the 'silent treatment' because she wasn't okay with it. The woman, who detailed the ...

Alexander Ovechkin surpassed the legendary Wayne Gretzky on Sunday for career NHL goals. His past and current teammates ...

The Luckiest Man in America's lackluster script and generic execution get a lot of extra goodwill from a sharp cast and a vibrant color scheme.

And if the weather gets warm, a signature Georgia peach ice cream sandwich really hits the ... the Masters is popular with patrons of the game is because they can obtain good food and drink ...

I’m giving out my book [“Winning and Grinning”] at the games, so that’ll give me ... when I’m around 20 to 29, if I had an ice cream it started sticking. So I gave up the ice cream ...

Welcome to the finale, sugar lovers, of North Jersey Eats Ice Cream Madness. It's almost time to vote, but — before you head to the polls — let's take a brief moment to go over some game ...

The movie The Luckiest Man in America imagines what it would have been like to be behind the scenes of a game show in the 1980s ... In 1984, an ice cream truck driver with a fondness for get ...

plastic bat is loaded up with popcorn, and if you are able to mow your way through the more than 6 pounds of popcorn during the game ... the perfect touch to any ice cream treat at the ballpark ...