AUDREY Landers was a pin-up star in the 80s and still looks sensational after her latest public appearance. Taking on the iconic roles of the troublesome and money-hungry Afton Cooper in Dall… ...

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Ruth Landers, who created the 1990s PBS kids show The Huggabug Club with her daughters, actresses Audrey Landers and Judy Landers, has died. She was 85. A longtime resident of Sarasota, Florida ...

Ruth Landers, a producer who created and helped produce the 1990s children’s television program “The Huggabug Club” on PBS with her daughters, died April 18. She was 85.

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AUDREY Landers was a pin-up star in the 80s and still looks sensational after her latest public appearance. Taking on the iconic roles of the troublesome and money-hungry Afton Cooper in Dall… ...

Ruth Landers, a producer who created and helped produce the 1990s children’s television program “The Huggabug Club” on PBS with her daughters, died April 18. She was 85.

Ruth Landers, a producer who created and helped produce the 1990s children’s television program “The Huggabug Club” on PBS with her daughters, died April 18. She was 85.

Ruth Landers, a producer who created and helped produce the 1990s children’s television program “The Huggabug Club” on PBS with her daughters, died April 18. She was 85.