Lucille Ball — and her hometown fans — received a much-welcomed gift today: A new bronze statue to replace the hilariously awful one that made headlines around the world as “Scary Lucy ...

The piece will sit 75 feet away from the former one, in Lucille Ball Memorial Park. For years, village residents and "I Love Lucy" fans were bothered by the first statue.

CELORON, N.Y. — A new statue of Lucille Ball was unveiled in the late actress’ hometown yesterday to replace one that was so hated it was dubbed “Scary Lucy.”Hundreds of fan… ...

PEOPLE can exclusively unveil the replacement statue for "Scary Lucy," the bronze work of art in the town of Celoron, New York, that made a menacing figure out iconic (and quite beautiful ...

Lucille Ball — and her hometown fans — received a much-welcomed gift today: A new bronze statue to replace the hilariously awful one that made headlines around the world as “ Scary Lucy ...

Lucille Ball's hometown of Celoron, N.Y., honored her with a statue in 2009, 20 years after death. But the statue was terrifying. The story of "Scary Lucy" went viral last year. Last weekend ...

“Scary Lucy” is getting a makeover. A new statue of Lucille Ball, the comedian who starred in “I Love Lucy,” will be unveiled Saturday in her hometown of Celoron, N.Y. on Ball’s 105th ...

“I Love Lucy” fans finally have a statue that can properly honor Lucille Ball. A new statue of the late red-haired comedienne was unveiled Saturday in her hometown of Celoron, New York ...

The new statue was commissioned by the village of Celoron, after outraged Lucy fans waged a massive online campaign to replace Scary Lucy. This new statue, created by Palmer, is happy Lucy. Giddy ...

The statue by sculptor Carolyn Palmer is going public at noon Saturday in Lucille Ball Memorial Park in the western New York village of Celoron.

A much-maligned statue of Lucille Ball will get a face lift after it drew worldwide attention as "Scary Lucy," according to the mayor of the western New York village where the 1950s sitcom actress ...

“I Love Lucy” fans finally have a statue that can properly honor Lucille Ball. A new statue of the late red-haired comedienne was unveiled Saturday in her hometown of Celoron, New York ...