“A Lou Costello statue is just the thing we need there,” Cannella said. The statue — featured in some scenes in “The Sopranos” — remains in place at the park.

A mockup of the plaque was unveiled Sunday at Lou Costello Memorial Park. The ceremony also marked 30 years since a life-sized bronze statue of Costello was unveiled back in 1992.

Lou Costello, the roly-poly comic whose heart was as big as his girth, died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack in Doctors Hospital, Beverly Hills, three days before his 53rd birthday.

That pretty well describes Lou Costello’s experience when he first went to Hollywood. We know Lew Costello eventually became a big star. He was one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood in the 1940s ...

“Sometimes they would fall over in the store, and I would call the ambulance for them.” Today, Lou Costello Memorial Park is a safer place for children to play after a $1.3 million renovation that was ...