The Father Life had the privilege to screen a preview of TNT’s new drama Men of a Certain Age, which premiers December 7th at 10:00pm. Full Article at The Father Life

posted by halboedeker on Nov 20, 2009 10:10:32 AM The big events start early this television weekend. *** Oprah Winfrey will announce today that the will conclude her daytime talk show in September 2011. Her show will have run 25 years. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel

Production has just wrapped on the first 10 episodes of Ray Romano's new TNT "Men of a Certain Age" series. Full Article at National Ledger

Girl Crazy, the Gershwin's fanciful depression-era musical of 1930, is the tale of a sophisticated New Yorker (Chris Diamantopoulos) marooned in a dusty Western cow town with no one who understands him but the Yiddish-speaking cabbie (Wayne Knight) who... Full Article at Broadway World

Chris Elliott is quite possibly the most famous person few people have heard of. Full Article at TV Squad

"I'm not a prude. I really am not. But if you're going to dress provocatively, you're going to get into trouble. Full Article at Talk Entertainment

Nicole Kidman recently hit headlines when she came out with her opinion that Hollywood probably contributes to violence by portraying women as sex objects, and “Everybody Loves Raymond” star Doris Roberts couldn’t agree more. Full Article at Glam.com

Nicole Kidman recently hit headlines when she came out with her opinion that Hollywood probably contributes to violence by portraying women as sex objects, and “Everybody Loves Raymond” star Doris Roberts couldn't agree more. Full Article at FOX News

Sex And The City, “Easy Come, Easy Go” (August 6, 2000) Several years removed from its heyday, it’s easy to spot the flaws in HBO’s fairy tale about a single girl in the big city. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

Some things just do not travel. For the best part of a decade Everybody Loves Raymond was one of America’s most popular sitcoms. It was syndicated around the world, without being aired in one particular European country. That’s not surprising. Full Article at The National Newspaper

Sex And The City, “Easy Come, Easy Go” (August 6, 2000) Several years removed from its heyday, it’s easy to spot the flaws in HBO’s fairy tale about a single girl in the big city. Full Article at The A.V. Club

I really thought the family comedy was long-gone. After its heyday in the ’80s — Family Ties, Growing Pains, Who’s the Boss … the list goes on and on — the family sitcom has been gradually fading from the national consciousness. Full Article at Cornell Daily Sun

View photos from the BMI Awards. Full Article at CMT - Country Music News

Although few people may be familiar with myeloma, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone in Hollywood who isn't familiar with the late actor Peter Boyle -- the larger-than-life actor who cut a comedic swath through popular culture that included the... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

ET has the latest... Emmy winner Ray Romano hosted the International Myeloma Foundation's 3rd Annual Comedy Celebration for the Peter Boyle Memorial Fund, where the "Everybody Loves Raymond" alum spoke about paying tribute to his late co-star. Full Article at Entertainment Tonight

Sure, "Everybody Loves Raymond" -- but Ray Romano's wife wasn't lovin' him enough to give him a lil' sumpin' sumpin' after partying Saturday night. Full Article at TMZ

Raymond Carver's famous short story collection title has become one of the blogosphere's most popular headline jokes. Full Article at mediabistro.com

After years of focusing on original dramas, cable networks are launching a slate of several half-hour, live-action, adult-targeted sitcoms — a genre the broadcast networks had curtailed in recent seasons. Full Article at Multichannel News

2009-11-05 05:21:23 - Sam Haskell will be speaking at the Elgin Rotary Club at 12 noon on November 9 followed by a public event at the Ela Public Library in Lake Zurich from 3-4:30pm. Full Article at PR-Inside.com