Bob Ross was born, raised, and lived in Florida, but filmed his show at a house in Muncie because the show was originally ...
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Bob Ross Art Helps John Oliver Raise Funds for Public Broadcasting
It’s been a challenging time for public broadcasting lately. Over the summer, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced plans to close its doors after more than half a century of operations, ...
Late-night comedian John Oliver has sold off a painting by beloved TV painter Bob Ross to help raise money for public media battered by cuts under the second MAGA administration. Ross’s 1986 work ...
Late artist Bob Ross’ happy trees are about to once again help out public broadcasting. On last week’s 2025 finale of “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver,” the host convinced the Bob Ross estate to ...
A fundraiser for public media just turned into a milestone for Bob Ross’s market. Late-night comedian John Oliver’s benefit auction of art and artifacts saw a 1987 Ross canvas fetch $1.04 million, ...
Bob Ross has been named the new president of the Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce. Ross's priorities include promoting Topeka, advocating for businesses, and attracting population and business ...
The first three Bob Ross paintings auctioned to support public broadcasting sold in Los Angeles on Tuesday for a record-shattering $662,000. The rest will go up for auction in various cities ...
LOS ANGELES — Bonhams Auction House was a little quiet Tuesday afternoon, with an auction of American landscapes drawing few in-person attendees compared to the interest it had generated online. But ...
Los Angeles — Three paintings from famously chill public television legend Bob Ross sold Tuesday for more than $600,000 at auction. The paintings were the first of 30 Ross works being sold to benefit ...
Three of the beloved TV artists’ paintings sold for big bucks at a fundraising auction for public television on Tuesday. Reporter Three paintings by beloved TV artist Bob Ross sold for a combined $600 ...
Three original paintings by beloved TV artist Bob Ross sold for more than $600,000 at auction to benefit public broadcasting after stations were decimated by the Trump administration’s funding cuts.
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