I Spy was the creation of David Friedkin and Morton Fine. Bringing the spy genre that was so popular in the 1960s to a more diverse setting, the show was a massive success for the three years it ran.

This weekend starts the Games, Gizmos and Toys in the Attic Exhibition at the Woodson Art Museum. You can meet Photographic Illustrator, Walter Wick, the artist of the classic "I Spy" and "Can You See ...

More than 30 years after the first of the beloved children's book series was released in 1992, Wick reveals the inspiration behind some of his standout scenes Walter Wick; Scholastic Press Created by ...

I-SPY books are back on the shelves - 60 years after they became the 'must-haves' for the nation's youngsters. The pocket-sized books, which were first available in 1948, rescued long car journeys for ...

Walter Wick, model for “Entertaining the Guest” from Can You See What I See? Out of This World (2013) (all works part of the Collection of New Britain Museum of American Art, all photos by the author ...

I Spy, the brand based on the photography-based seek-and-find books with images by Walter Wick and rhymes by Jean Marzollo, marks its 20th anniversary year starting this month. This past Monday ...

EXCLUSIVE: A hot action drama from House creator David Shore, Charlie’s Angels director McG and John Davis’ Davis Entertainment (The Blacklist), has landed at Fox with a put pilot commitment, I have ...

Scholastic Interactive, a division of Scholastic Media (SM)today announced Ultimate I Spy for Wii. Based on the highly-popular publishing program from Scholastic that is famously known for its ...

I Spy books have been around for years and I Spy Spooky is the latest installment of the series for your Windows Phone. I Spy Spooky is a search and find game where you, search and find objects that ...

Your little one might love a game of I Spy to pass the time. It's a game you can play anywhere, either int he house or when you're out and about. But did you know it is great for their language ...

Edutainment is like some sort of joke in the game industry. It's a good idea, in theory. Kids aren't reading as much, so lets try to stick something that's valuable into those video games they play so ...