Long before he was a mastermind of television comedy, Arrested Development creator Mitchell Hurwitz was a teenage business prodigy–mostly against his will. It created so much discord in the family.

NEW YORK – A long line of diehard “Arrested Development” fans crowded the streets of midtown Manhattan on Monday afternoon for a chance to try one of the famed frozen bananas frequently featured on ...

FARGO — Fargo city commissioners and members of the Economic Development Incentive Committee (EDIC) met last week to review the city’s current line-up of tax incentives and ponder what changes will be ...

Fans of the television show Arrested Development are intimately familiar with the Bluth family’s original frozen banana stand. For those New Yorkers who have (*gasp*) never seen an episode of Arrested ...

"There's always money in the banana stand." It's one of the most famous lines from Arrested Development, a show that Fox ( NWSA) canceled seven years ago after three seasons of rave reviews but poor ...

Actor David Cross said most of his "Arrested Development" castmates "stand behind" Jeffrey Tambor amid sexual misconduct allegations that cost him his lead role on Amazon’s "Transparent." "I can’t ...

Take Two translates the day’s headlines for Southern California, making sense of the news and cultural events that affect our lives. Produced by Southern California Public Radio and broadcast from ...

Orange County fans of “Arrested Development” should be pleased to hear that Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana Stand will visit Balboa Island this weekend, Newport Beach Mayor Keith Curry says. After some ...

It turns out one of the most memorable parts of Arrested Development – the Bluth family banana stand – is based on something from creator Mitch Hurwitz’s real life. Hurwitz tells Los Angeles magazine ...

Helen Connolly still remembers the two men who walked into her frozen banana stand more than 10 years ago. She didn’t get their names, but they were asking all sorts of questions of Connolly, owner of ...

Orange County fans of “Arrested Development” should be pleased to hear that Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana Stand will visit Balboa Island this weekend, Newport Beach Mayor Keith Curry says. After some ...