Monty Hall hosting an episode of Let's Make a Deal. Hall's passion for philanthropy was rooted in his childhood struggles. Born Monte Halparin on August 25, 1921, in Winnipeg, Canada, he grew up ...

Monty Hall, best known as the game show host for ‘Let’s Make a Deal,’ died Saturday morning in Los Angeles, his daughter Sharon Hall said. He was 96.

Monty Hall, the genial host and co-creator of "Let's Make a Deal," the game show on which contestants in outlandish costumes shriek and leap at the chance to see if they will win the big prize or ...

Monty Hall, the original host and co-creator of “Let's Make a Deal,” the long-running game show that debuted in 1963, making kooky audience costumes and carnival-style bartering an institution ...

Let's Make a Deal's original host, Monty Hall, isn't telling. "It's a secret we don't divulge," says the playful Hall, 93, who launched the iconic contestants-in-costumes format in 1963.

Monty Hall, the playful host of Let’s Make a Deal who gave game-show contestants the agonizing choice of taking the cash or what was behind Door No. 3, has died. He was 96. Hall, who by his own ...

Monty Hall will likely best be remembered to generations of Americans as the namesake of the “Monty Hall Problem,” a simple logic puzzle that has tended to infuriate and baffle even the highly ...

During its original run from 1963 1976, Let's Make a Deal quickly established itself as a game show with a difference, bringing the idea of bartering to TV in a major way with Monty Hall serving ...

Monty Hall, the genial TV game show host whose long-running “Let’s Make a Deal” traded on love of money and merchandise and the mystery of which door had the car behind it, died Sept. 30 at ...