Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli aka Fonzie was the king of cool and ruled the “Happy Days” era. So it’s no wonder he was a hit with the ladies. But what was it that made Fonz so irresistible to women kind?

Art can be a very powerful thing. So much so that Henry Winkler's Fonzie once saved the very real life of a Happy Days fan.

There was a time, Henry Winkler admits, that he was sensitive about people calling him "Fonzie" in real life — even scolding child for doing so. The Happy Days icon made a name for himself playing the ...

Most television fans are familiar with the phrase “jumping the shark,” but not everyone knows the origin story. Formerly popular shows that drag on too long get accused of jumping the shark when they ...

Being cool is… well, cool. That life lesson was instilled on a generation of TV watchers by Henry Winkler as Arthur Fonzarelli, aka “The Fonz” or “Fonzie” from the 1950s-set ABC sitcom Happy Days.

Firstly, a little background. When people think of 1950s men’s fashion, they often think of leather jackets. Part of this is because of actual 1950s icons like James Dean and Marlon Brando. Another ...

The host wore a greaser-style wig, black leather jacket, and white t-shirt to complete her "Happy Days" look. Ayyyy! Henry Winkler got a visit from a special someone on Friday’s episode of The Drew ...

If you've ever heard the phrase "jumped the shark," this is where it came from! On September 20, 1977, the popular television show Happy Days aired the infamous show (Episode 5.3) which shows the ...

For most viewers of Happy Days, the wildly popular ABC sitcom of the 1970s and early 1980s, the sight of Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli jumping over a shark on water skis during the September 20, 1977 ...