A feel-good trifle that blithely defies our ability to suspend disbelief, ‘JOY’ nonetheless offers modest charms in its ...

The word “miracle” comes up so often in the show — starting with the mop’s name and ending with the grand finale, “Go Make a ...

A New True Musical as much as its producers desire depends on two things: your devotion to mops (talk about mops, songs about ...

The inspiring story about the Long Island entrepreneur opens Sunday Off-Broadway with Betsy Wolfe as Joy Mangano.

“Joy,” which opened Sunday at the Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre in New York, ...

A musical about the Miracle Mop, an iconic product of West Chester-headquartered QVC, is currently running Off-Broadway, ...

Inventor Joy Mangano has sold more than $3 billion worth of home products. To get to that point, she didn't sell her house or take on a huge loan. She didn't even quit her day job. Her career ...

Joy Mangano, the Long Island ... Mop, touted as “the last mop you’ll ever have to buy,” and introduced it to the world on home shopping network QVC in 1992, WWD reports. Then, ...

Joy Mangano on inventing your future and living your passion 05:21. ... Her big break came when she pitched it on television for QVC and sold a whopping 18,000 mops in 20 minutes.

Then again, maybe not. One of the many things Joy never makes clear is exactly what the writer-director finds interesting about his protagonist, who isn't identified as Mangano. The movie lurches ...

Joy Mangano builds her empire one idea at a time 06:59. Look around your house. From hangers to bags and even glasses, chances are you have something invented or sold by Joy Mangano.

Sales skyrocketed and Mangano’s career as a QVC pitchwoman was launched. She later moved to the Home Shopping Network, and, in 1999, she sold the company to HSN, staying on as its president.