The 1973 PBS docuseries, An American Family, followed the Loud family through a tumultuous few months of their lives together The Loud family consisted of Bill and Pat Loud and their five children — ...

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Eldest son Lance, of the Loud family profiled on PBS in 1973, became the first openly gay man on television and a gay icon for his generation. When Lance entered hospice in 2001 with a terminal HIV ...

Pat Loud, America’s first reality TV star, passed away on January 10 at her home in Los Angeles at age 94. I knew Pat through her oldest son, Lance, and it was clear to me from the beginning of our ...

LOS ANGELES -- Lance Loud, 50, a freelance journalist who was the beguiling eldest sibling in a family whose conflicts were laid bare in a landmark 1973 public television documentary series, died Dec.

Directed by Alan Raymond, Susan Raymond. Thirty years ago, Lance Loud was perhaps the first gay person outed on national TV, albeit PBS. He was a member of the Loud family who were the subjects of one ...

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