Willie Aames News

"Willie to me is like a little child. Mature people don't make those kinds of decisions.

Fans of "Zapped!" and "Charles in Charge" may wince at the idea of Willie Aames helping to kick off a new reality series, but "Broke and Famous" appears to be a genuinely heartfelt effort to get stars from the D list back on their feet.

Former child star WILLIE AAMES is plotting to launch a new career as a financial adviser, one year after declaring bankruptcy.

C C all it Newton's law of economics: The rich can go broke as fast as the middle class.

Rodney King says boxing is helping him stay sober. King, whose 1991 beating by Los Angeles police was captured on videotape and helped spark riots a year later, is among a group of D-list celebrities appearing around the country as part of the Celebrity Boxing Federation.

In our last episode of Willie Aames Confidential, the onetime star of TVs Eight Is Enough and Charles in Charge was holding a yard sale in front of his foreclosed home in Olathe.

The administration's biggest economic mistake so far was to badly underestimate last January how bad the employment situation would become by fall.

Celebrity financial problems are making headlines again this week, with Nicolas Cage pursuing a lawsuit, and Willie Aames trying to make a comeback.

Willie Aames displays a vintage poster of himself as a teen hunk. Aames, who played Tommy Bradford in "Eight is Enough" and later portrayed the costumed hero "Bibleman," is the subject of "Broke and Famous: Willie Aames," which airs Thursday at 9 p.m. on VH1.

Willie "Bibleman" Aames ' new and humbling television show, Broke and Famous , airs on VH1 Thursday night, and according to Entertainment Tonight , the former Charles in Charge star's Johnson County garage sale -- filmed for the VH1 show in March -- will be featured on the show.

Entertainment Tonight Headlines Willie Aames Tells his Story in 'Broke and Famous' Despite starring in successful series such as "Charles in Charge" and "Eight is Enough," Willie Aames wound up virtually homeless, divorced and cut off from his daughter.

The Tuesday Small-For-All News Report: 10.13.09 Posted by Jeff Small on 10.13.2009 That's My Sytch, Willie Aames Malebag, When Wine Parties Go Wrong, Wargames, Flair's Fourth Marriage, Raw's Diva Trade, Paul Cohen, Why No One is Buying Bound for Glory! That's My Sytch Before even covering your feedback regarding Sunny's Facebook posts, I have a ...

VH1 will chronicle the journey of Willie Aames, a once rich and successful celebrity who descended into poverty, as he works to transform and rebuild his life.

The Tuesday Small-For-All News Report: 09.22.09 Posted by Jeff Small on 09.22.2009 New Malebag, New Segment, NuSmall - Join Me Inside!!! I admit - picking the best name for the new malebag was a lot more difficult than expected.

The world's first role-playing game comes to DVD on Tuesday with the release of "Dungeons & Dragons," the 1983 Saturday morning kids' show.

Actor Alex Karras is 74. Actor Ken Kercheval is 74. Actor Patrick Wayne is 70. Actor Jan-Michael Vincent is 65.

Even the rich and famous can't seem to escape the recession, especially when their fame and fortune peaked long ago.

LADIES, THERE'S still time to win a date with former child star Willie Aames . The "Eight is Enough" and "Charles in Charge" actor is hoping local lovelies show up at Alfie's by 9 tonight.

Nobody understands more about bankruptcy, foreclosure, and other financial woes than Willie Aames.

Bankruptcy, depression, and divorce are just fuel for the fire in Willie Aames. This hot-headed former Eight is Enough actor is pumping up and throwing down inside the ring of Celebrity Boxing 8. A man has accepted Aames and that is Philadelphia's own, Mike Fazio, from MTV's reality Game Show "A Double Shot at Love". Aames had this to say, "I may ...