Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - This Oct. 15, 1999, file photo shows Anthony Martignetti in Boston. Martignetti, who gained fame as the little boy running ...

Anthony Martignetti kisses his wife, Ruth, goodbye and opens the door of his second-floor apartment in West Roxbury. “I’m not coming home for lunch today, so no pasta,” he says with a wink. They were ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Anthony! Anthony!,” the mother shouted from the second floor of a Boston North End tenement apartment building overlooking an ...

Anthony Martignetti, an Italian immigrant who dashed through the streets of Boston and into the memory of millions of television viewers as the 12-year-old boy summoned home to a spaghetti dinner by ...

Her call, two words, turned Mary Fiumara into an icon of the North End. “Anthony! Anthony!” she shouted from a window on Powers Court in a classic 1969 TV ad spot, prompting the youth to race home for ...

Mary Fiumara, best known as the mother who called for her son to come home for dinner in a classic Prince pasta television commercial of the 1960s, has died at age 88.Her son confirmed Wednesday that ...

BOSTON — The Massachusetts man who as a 12-year-old boy appeared in an iconic television commercial for Prince spaghetti running through the streets of Boston’s Italian North End has died. The death ...

FILE - This Oct. 15, 1999, file photo shows Anthony Martignetti in Boston. Martignetti, who gained fame as the little boy running home to his mother in the 1969 "Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day" ...

Anthony Martignetti died in his sleep The cause of death is unknown He became a Boston icon at the age of 12 Anthony Martignetti, also known as the "Prince Spaghetti Boy," died at 63. Anthony was most ...