LOS ANGELES:  Well-known Betty White is no more. Her cheeky, up-for-anything appeal made her a television constant for more than 60 years, whether as a man-crazy TV hostess on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" or as the zany housemate on "The Golden Girls." She was 99 years old at the time.

She began her television career on daytime talk shows while the medium was still in its infancy and continued into the cable and streaming era. Her blend of sweetness and edginess gave life to a slew of strange characters in shows ranging from the 1950s sitcom "Life With Elizabeth" to the 1980s' oddball Rose Nylund in "The Golden Girls" to the 2004-2008 legal drama "Boston Legal." But it was in 2010 that White's celebrity exploded to new heights.

She played an energy-sapping male getting tackled during a backlot football game in a Snickers ad that aired during that year's Super Bowl telecast.

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